GSA OCAS is turning procurement centralization into a practical pipeline and positioning event for GSA contractors.


GSA OCAS is turning procurement centralization into a practical pipeline and positioning event for GSA contractors.

UPDATE (July 28, 2026): Since reports of this issue first surfaced, SAM.gov has confirmed that the system error has been corrected. The issue affected certain entity registration renewals submitted between March 24 and July 22, 2026. Impacted entities will receive an...

GSA’s current TDR guidance changes how MAS contractors should think about price reductions, reporting timing, and transition sequencing. Here are the practical review steps Schedule holders should take now.

Recent GAO decisions show how missing documents and late solicitation challenges can sink task-order proposals. Contractors should tighten proposal controls before their next bid goes out.

GSA warns MAS contractors that using commercial e-commerce platforms can create serious compliance risk. Here is what contractors should review now.

GSA Schedule offers and modifications often require contractors to share CPARS reports, PWS/SOW documents, pricing files, and other sensitive information. Before hiring a GSA consultant, make sure they can properly safeguard FCI, CUI, FOUO, and source selection information.

Who pays the Industrial Funding Fee (IFF) when one Schedule contractor sources part of the solution from another Schedule contractor.

DoD has suspended CMMC Level 2, but small defense contractors still need to protect federal data and stay ready for self-assessments, NIST SP 800-171, and future certification changes.

The FAR overhaul’s proposed cybersecurity and CUI changes give contractors a short comment window and a practical reason to review cloud, incident-reporting, flowdown, and compliance evidence now.

The Senate CMMC grant proposal could help small defense contractors offset Level 2 assessment costs if enacted. Here is what contractors should watch now.