The Gormley Group was pleased to participate in a webinar hosted by The Coalition for Common Sense in Government Procurement this week focused on Transactional Data Reporting (TDR). Andrew Sisti, Principal GSA Schedule Consultant and GSA Systems Subject Matter Expert,...
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GSA Releases Refresh 31 (Mass Mod A914) – What Changed?
GSA released Refresh 31 (Mass Mod A914) on April 2, 2026 and included many significant updates to the program. Below we outline the high level changes implemented through Refresh 31: Changes to Overall MAS Solicitation Implements various revisions to SCP-FSS-001...
More on Changing and New TDR Elements Coming with Release of GSA Refresh 31 – March 2026
GSA is implementing new vendor data elements for monthly TDR reporting with the release of solicitation Refresh 31 in April 2026. TGG wanted to provide our Tuesday Insight readers with details on the upcoming data element changes to better prepare for these upcoming...
OASIS+ Phase I Awards Complete; Phase II Evaluation Underway – March 2026
The General Services Administration (GSA) has announced a significant milestone in the rollout of OASIS+. All contract awards and associated protests under Phase I are now complete. Phase I represents the initial wave of awards tied to the OASIS+ Request for Proposals...
Army Releases Draft 5 of MAPS RFP – March 2026
The U.S. Department of the Army has released Draft 5 of the Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services (MAPS) Request for Proposals (RFP) following its review of industry feedback and continued refinement of the acquisition strategy. The updated draft...
GSA MAS Refresh 31 and Upcoming Mass Modification Latest News – March 2026
GSA released a post through Interact reminding Schedule holders the agency is rescheduling Refresh 31 to a March/April 2026 release. GSA indicated the rescheduling is to ensure solicitation updates are fully and appropriately integrated ahead of the release. The most...
Tuesday Insight – eSRS.gov Has Been Retired, Subcontract Reporting Available in SAM.gov: March 3, 2026
As part of its ongoing modernization effort, General Services Administration (GSA) has retired eSRS.gov and has transitioned subcontracting plan reporting functions to SAM.gov. The first portion of functionality is live in SAM.gov as of today. The new subcontracting...
Tuesday Insight – GSA Rescheduling MAS Refresh 31 and Upcoming Mass Modification: February 24, 2026
GSA is rescheduling Refresh 31 to March/April to ensure updates are fully and appropriately integrated ahead of release. Updates to the this Interact Notice include: January 28, 2026: Provided DRAFT SCP-FSS-001 February 19, 2026: Minor revisions to SCP-FSS-001 Add...
Tuesday Insight – SBA Proposes to Terminate 154 Companies from 8(a) Program: February 17, 2026
SBA sent firms three letters yesterday: a suspension letter; a letter of intent to terminate; and a voluntary withdrawal agreement as part of its ongoing audit. The Small Business Administration has started the process to get rid of 154 small companies from the 8(a)...
Tuesday Insight – eSRS.gov Will Decommission: February 10, 2026
GSA will decommission eSRS.gov on February 20, 2026 and will transition subcontracting plan reporting capabilities to SAM.gov. To ensure a smooth migration, only active eSRS.gov users will be transitioned to SAM.gov. Agencies and entities must take the following steps...
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