Get on Schedule. Stay compliant.
Getting onto a GSA Multiple Award Schedule defeats most small businesses, not because the requirements are unknowable, but because they are scattered, they change with every solicitation refresh, and nothing tells you where you actually stand. We built two products to fix that.
Schedule Readiness Check
Free. No login. Ten questions, four minutes. You get:
- A 0 to 100 readiness score and a named readiness tier
- A per-area breakdown showing exactly where the gaps are
- Your top three prioritized next steps and a realistic timeline to award
- A downloadable personalized PDF report
Current to MAS Solicitation Refresh 32 (4 June 2026). The refresh version lives in one place and every question, score band, and page derives from it, so the assessment cannot drift out of date in pieces.
MAS Navigator
The guided workflow that takes a company from “we should get a schedule” to “we are on schedule and staying compliant.”
- A 20-state, 6-phase MAS workflow drives the interface. When GSA changes the process, the product changes with it.
- Client dashboards showing real position in the process, not a checklist.
- Post-award compliance tracking, including monthly sales reporting and Industrial Funding Fee computation.
- Automated deadline and milestone reminders; role-separated access for consultants, staff, and client businesses.
Security guardrails
The MAS Suite never collects, stores, or transmits bank or EFT details, full tax identification numbers, payment card data, GSA system credentials, or financial document uploads. Where a step requires any of those, the product links out to the official GSA system and records only that the step was completed there.
Ways to engage
Direct engagement
We run your MAS pursuit.
White-label license
The Readiness Check as your own lead-generation asset.
Platform license
MAS Navigator for your consulting practice.
Layered Intel is an independent guidance platform. These products are planning aids and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. General Services Administration. They do not provide official or legal advice. Always confirm requirements with GSA and your contracting officer.