Furnishing and Floor Covering (FSS-72)

The General Services Administration (GSA) Federal Supply Schedule 72 (FSS-72) for Furnishing and Floor Covering provides a comprehensive contract vehicle for federal agencies to procure flooring products, window treatments, and related installation services. The schedule covers a wide range of flooring categories, including broadloom carpet, carpet tiles, resilient tile, sheet flooring, mats, recycled content flooring, and ancillary supplies. Established on March 15, 1995, this master schedule enables government entities to efficiently acquire flooring and furnishing solutions through pre-negotiated contract terms and competitive pricing.

Task orders under this schedule typically involve carpet replacement, flooring installation, and window treatment services for various federal facilities, with most contracts ranging from approximately $5,000 to $500,000. Frequent prime contractors include Continental Flooring Company, Milliken & Company, Shaw Industries, and Thomas W. Raftery Inc. The majority of task orders are awarded to firms across the Department of Defense, including Navy Installations Command, Air Force, and Army Corps of Engineers, with additional significant work for the General Services Administration and Department of Justice. While most task orders use no specific set-aside, a notable portion (approximately 20-30% observed) were designated for total small business participation. Performance locations span both domestic and international sites, including military bases in the continental United States, Hawaii, Japan, and various federal buildings and courthouses.