GSAMall is the cornerstone electronic commerce mall (e-mall) of the SmallBIZMall.Gov Program. SMALLBizMall.gov was developed for the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Technology Service (FTS), Federal Acquisition Services for Technology (FAST), Heartland Region, Solutions Development Center for Small Business (SDC SB). GSAMall.com is rapidly changing the way the Federal Government buys Information Technology products, services, and projects.

The acquisition process that once took days, weeks, or even months to purchase a product or service has been drastically improved through an Internet enabled system. The GSA FTS FAST SDC SB has devised a method of greatly expediting the acquisition process for products and services.

SMALLBizMall.gov represents the first time in the history of the U.S. Government, where the process of competitively purchasing products and services - from comparison-shopping to awarding the contract - can take place in a matter of minutes.

GSAMall.com is the first electronic procurement (e-procurement) system specifically designed to meet the needs of the GSA FTS FAST program for use with 8(a) certified minority and small disadvantaged businesses.

SmallBIZMall.Gov and GSAMall.com provide Government buyers and SDC Industry Partners (IPs) many benefits, including:

• One-Stop Access To A Multitude Of Supplier Organizations
• Comparison-Shopping, Quantity Discounts and Special Pricing
• Secure Transaction Processing
• Value-added Services and Personalized Accounts
• Online Account and Order Information Management and Reporting

GSAMall.com was designed by Websulting, LLC.

"GSAMall.com was built using the technology created by Websulting. Websulting worked in close partnership with GSA to make SmallBIZMall.Gov the FIRST viable Government e-commerce site for procuring Products, Services and Projects. The technology was specifically designed to meet the stringent requirements demanded of web portals and e-malls supporting public sector (federal, state and local governments), as well as the flexibility required by private sector organizations (such as government contractors).