The General Services Administration (GSA) recently announced that they are looking to modernize the catalog management infrastructure and develop the Common Catalog Platform (CCP). This new development will replace the Schedule Input Program (SIP). All GSA MAS contract holders who engage in catalog management activities are encouraged to apply. To respond to this RFI click […]
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Effective in August GSA is entering the final phase of the MAS Consolidation. Contractors with more than one contract will consolidate down to one contract. GSA expects the final phase to take five to ten years to complete. Contracts that have active BPA’s will not be cancelled, nor will any contract numbers be changed. GSA
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GSA recently issued a Request For Information (RFI) to industry to obtain feedback for the Contractor Assessment Reference Guide. The Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Program Management Office (PMO) is looking to provide the MAS Contractor Community with information about the contractor assessment process via the reference guide and requires industry feedback. The draft version of
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GSA recently issued a Request For Information (RFI) to collect feedback on the new MAS Consolidation for current GSA schedule holders. Based on their findings contractors have been requesting guidance in modifying contracts under the new program. GSA has created and issued guidance and would like industry to respond. Responses are due January 17, 2020.
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GSA recently issued notification of an upcoming Refresh under the new MAS consolidation solicitation. The refresh will be issued January 15, 2020. The purpose of the refresh is due to feedback received from industry. Some of the changes will be: Planned Changes Implementation of 2nd Interim Rule 2018-017 Prohibition on Contracting for Certain Telecommunications and
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