GSA is in the process of developing a Common Catalog Platform (CCP) that will replace the Schedule Input Program (SIP). GSA has said that they will be focusing on four factors surrounding the CCP which are a modernized design, integration with the eMod system, streamlined product file, and having access to market research. The system […]
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In April GSA addressed the Economic Price Adjustment Moratorium (EPA) that was established temporarily. The moratorium will assist vendors in maintaining current items on the contract that can assist the government in fulfilling their needs. GSA has temporarily committed to the following flexibility: Lowers the approval for price increases above the EPA clause ceiling in
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GSA recently issued notification that MAS Refresh 12 will be released in May of 2022. Refresh 12 will make changes to the solicitation to incorporate revised text to: Expand the Springboard Start-Up Program from the Information Technology Program to the rest of the MAS solicitation. The Startup Springboard program will allow companies with fewer than
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GSA recently issued notification that MAS Refresh 11 will be issued on April 11, 2022. Refresh 11 will be issued to revise a clause note for 52.223-99, Ensuring Adequate COVID-19 Safety Protocols for Federal Contractors (OCT 2021) (Deviation). On March 31, 2022, GSA issued a Supplement to Class Deviation CD-2021-13 for Executive Order 14042 Injunctions.
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The federal government has officially stopped utilizing DUNS numbers today. Ernst & Young who will take over the management of the system from Dun & Bradstreet has been awarded the contract to do so in a March 2019 contract award. Going forward active SAM registrants will have their new UEI assigned within your SAM account.
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