Federal Supply Schedule 47QRAA22D00FB

Heritage Reporting Corporation, a woman-owned small business based in Washington, D.C., was awarded a Multiple Award Federal Supply Schedule contract by the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service on August 11, 2022, with a ceiling value of $7.35 billion and an ultimate completion date of August 10, 2027. The contract was not set aside for small businesses, allowing Heritage Reporting Corporation to compete on an equal basis with other contractors. The prime contractor provides court reporting, transcription, stenography, and related documentation services to federal civilian agencies. Under this Federal Supply Schedule vehicle, Heritage Reporting Corporation offers verbatim documentation support through task orders that enable agencies to access court reporting and transcription services for legal proceedings, administrative hearings, investigations, depositions, expert panels, focus groups, and official government events without separately competing each requirement.

The scope of services encompasses creating precise verbatim transcripts and stenographic documentation across various federal agencies and proceedings. Federal customers can issue task orders against this Federal Supply Schedule to procure court reporting and transcription support as needed, with individual task order values historically ranging from a few hundred dollars to nearly $1 million. Heritage Reporting Corporation's experience providing these services across multiple agencies—including the Drug Enforcement Administration, Department of Labor, Executive Office for Immigration Review, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Government Accountability Office, and Department of Veterans Affairs—demonstrates the broad application of the contract vehicle. This Multiple Award Federal Supply Schedule structure provides federal agencies with streamlined access to pre-competed court reporting and documentation services, reducing procurement timelines and administrative burden while ensuring competitive pricing and contractor qualifications have been previously evaluated by the General Services Administration.