Hi: Under a Contractor Team Arrangement (CTA), two or more GSA Schedule contractors work together, by complementing each other's capabilities, to offer a total solution to meet an ordering activity's requirement. Here is more information on GSA Schedule Contractor Teaming Arrangements Check out Business.gov's page on Contracting Opportunities to find more on Subcontracting and Teaming Arrangements.

Depending on what you are selling, there is at least a minimum of two years of incorporation before you can acquire a GSA Schedule contract. In the interim, are you selling products or services, both? Agent agreements are abundant in GSA Schedule contracting, so they are possible.

Kashefm - I know this is possible through an agent agreement with the GSA contractor. Many GSA contractors are not aware of this, but an agent agreement allows you to quote, receive orders, invoice and receive payment directly from customers - all under your company's name while referencing the terms and conditions of the GSA contract. Our company is a GSA contractor and we do this for several software vendors who want to consolidate their GSA sales through one contract by listing all of their resellers as agents of our GSA contract. For your purposes, you need to find a GSA contractor that has on their contract the products or services you wish to sell. As I said before, most contractors are not aware of this type of arrangement so you will likely have to go through some hurdles to get it accomplished. If the product you wish to sell is a commodity I can give you a reference to a distributor that does this agent program for a large lineup of products. (FYI: I'm assuming this is IT related and involves the IT 70 contract. Otherwise this information may not be applicable)