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6.3.3 - Federal Coaching: GSA Contracts and Clearances | Coach as Operator
Federal and DoD coaching is the segment most commercial coaches know least about and either over-romanticize or dismiss entirely. The contracting vehicle is GSA. The buyer is a federal agency. The sales cycle is measured in years. And there's a security-clearance dimension for some work that's worth understanding before you spend time pursuing it. This lesson covers the public-information picture — the structural features you need to make an informed pursue-or-skip decision.
Walks the GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle, the two access routes (direct holder vs. subcontractor to a prime), the OPM coaching program landscape, and the security-clearance overview — all from publicly-available sources. If federal is a fit, here's what you need to know. If it isn't, this lesson costs you seven minutes to confirm it.
In this lesson:
• The primary federal contracting vehicle for coaching services: GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) — what it is, who holds it, and why most coaches access it as a subcontractor to a prime, not as a direct holder
• The OPM leadership coaching programs: how coaches get into the Office of Personnel Management's vetted coach network
• Security clearance overview: the clearance categories (Secret, Top Secret, SCI), the general eligibility framework, and the honest scope on which DoD coaching work requires clearance (not all of it)
• The compliance overhead for direct GSA Schedule holders vs. the prime-contractor route — and why the subcontractor entry is correct for most practices
• The four-condition make-or-skip framework: clearance eligibility, sales-cycle patience, contracting tolerance, and federal-leadership niche alignment
• Why pursuing federal contracting without checking all four conditions wastes time that commercial B2B would use better
About the course
Running a Coaching Business is the second course in The Practitioner Series — async ICF Continuing Coach Education specializations for credentialed coaches. 14 modules, 86 videos, fully self-paced. Same course, three honest starting points: pre-revenue, early-revenue, or plateaued.
Framework: Coach as Operator — the identity shift from a coach who happens to have a business to an operator who runs a coaching practice.
ICF CCE eligible: 40 hours (Core Competency + Resource Development, includes 3 mandatory ethics hours)
Full course (Tandem Coaching Academy): https://community.tandemcoaching.academy/invitation?code=8FBF45
More from Tandem: https://tandemcoach.co
Coaching industry data: https://tandemcoach.co/coaching-industry-statistics/
#CoachingBusiness #ICFCoach #CoachTraining #PractitionerSeries #ExecutiveCoaching #CoachAsOperator
Видео 6.3.3 - Federal Coaching: GSA Contracts and Clearances | Coach as Operator канала Tandem Coaching
Walks the GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle, the two access routes (direct holder vs. subcontractor to a prime), the OPM coaching program landscape, and the security-clearance overview — all from publicly-available sources. If federal is a fit, here's what you need to know. If it isn't, this lesson costs you seven minutes to confirm it.
In this lesson:
• The primary federal contracting vehicle for coaching services: GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) — what it is, who holds it, and why most coaches access it as a subcontractor to a prime, not as a direct holder
• The OPM leadership coaching programs: how coaches get into the Office of Personnel Management's vetted coach network
• Security clearance overview: the clearance categories (Secret, Top Secret, SCI), the general eligibility framework, and the honest scope on which DoD coaching work requires clearance (not all of it)
• The compliance overhead for direct GSA Schedule holders vs. the prime-contractor route — and why the subcontractor entry is correct for most practices
• The four-condition make-or-skip framework: clearance eligibility, sales-cycle patience, contracting tolerance, and federal-leadership niche alignment
• Why pursuing federal contracting without checking all four conditions wastes time that commercial B2B would use better
About the course
Running a Coaching Business is the second course in The Practitioner Series — async ICF Continuing Coach Education specializations for credentialed coaches. 14 modules, 86 videos, fully self-paced. Same course, three honest starting points: pre-revenue, early-revenue, or plateaued.
Framework: Coach as Operator — the identity shift from a coach who happens to have a business to an operator who runs a coaching practice.
ICF CCE eligible: 40 hours (Core Competency + Resource Development, includes 3 mandatory ethics hours)
Full course (Tandem Coaching Academy): https://community.tandemcoaching.academy/invitation?code=8FBF45
More from Tandem: https://tandemcoach.co
Coaching industry data: https://tandemcoach.co/coaching-industry-statistics/
#CoachingBusiness #ICFCoach #CoachTraining #PractitionerSeries #ExecutiveCoaching #CoachAsOperator
Видео 6.3.3 - Federal Coaching: GSA Contracts and Clearances | Coach as Operator канала Tandem Coaching
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