Helpful resources for MAS sellers
In addition to your assigned contracting officer or specialist, a GSA representative assigned to you post-award, will work with you during the contract term to provide support and education to make sure you remain contractually compliant.
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- If you have a current Schedule contract, your administrative contracting officer, or ACO, is your primary contact to handle mass modifications and subcontracting plan tracking.
- Your industrial operations analyst is responsible for reviewing contract compliance, including sales reporting, adjustments, industrial funding fee collection, and periodic assessments virtually or in person.
We have a contact center available via phone, email, or chat 24/5.
If you want to voice concerns about unfair practices, disparate treatment, or unrealistic barriers in our acquisition processes, contact our Office of the Procurement Ombudsman.
If you are a small business, you can use our Office of Small and Disadvantaged Utilization, the U.S. Small Business Administration, or APEX accelerators (formerly called procurement technical assistance centers).
Other resources
- FAS Sales Reporting Portal — Use this tool to submit monthly/quarterly sales figures, remit IFF, perform sales adjustments, and complete contract closeout sales.
- Vendor toolbox — Use this tool to understand if getting a Schedule contract is the right decision for you as a company.
- Vendor Support Center — Information and training for new and current contractors to learn how to obtain and manage your Schedule contract.
- eOffer/eMod User Guide — A reference to help Schedule contractors create and submit contract modifications. Do not use the user guide as a substitute for hands-on training. The user guide is updated with system changes and enhancements with each new software release.
- Register for monthly MAS office hours for industry. (Access previous sessions.)
- Interact — Join the Multiple Award Schedules group for information on upcoming solicitation changes and the ability to provide feedback prior to solicitation, contract, or program changes.
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