GSA, FAS, TTL, QMAAB Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Industry Day - FY2024 Fourth Quarter
Type: Special Notice
Overview

Buyer

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONFEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICE

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https://sam.gov/opp/8391daf655a14f5cb7dce31d5fa1db93/view
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    Description

    The General Services Administration (GSA) is hosting a virtual Industry Day Meeting for contractors and potential offerors interested in the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) related to automotive products and services. The meeting, scheduled for September 10, 2024, aims to provide essential information regarding the FAS Catalog Management Platform (FCP) and updates on the TTL Transactional Data Reporting (TDR), including the introduction of four new Special Item Numbers (SINs) for tires and automotive components. This initiative is crucial for enhancing contract management and supporting vendors in effectively managing their product catalogs on GSA Advantage and eLibrary. Interested participants should submit their questions via email to the designated contacts, Eric VanderVeen and Sharon C. Hamer, prior to the meeting, and can access the meeting details through the provided Google Meet link.

    Point(s) of Contact
    VanderVeen, Eric
    (202) 394-2799
    eric.vanderveen@gsa.gov
    Sharon C. Hamer
    (703) 819-5549
    sharon.hamer@gsa.gov
    Files
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    GSA FAS TTL QMAAB Industry Day Questions and Answers 2024_09_10.pdf
    The document pertains to the GSA FAS TTL QMAAB Industry Day, providing critical guidance on processes related to the submission of product modifications and requests for adding new products. It clarifies that contractors can submit their "product file" for review by Contract Specialists and Contracting Officers prior to formally submitting an eMod Request, although this review is not a quality control measure. To add new products using the FCP application, contractors must prepare their file accordingly and adhere to additional requirements outlined in the GSA's MAS Modification Guide. The document emphasizes the importance of consulting official resources for accurate documentation during requests. Overall, it aims to streamline the modification process for contractors engaging with government contracts, ensuring compliance and clarity in procedures.
    GSA FAS TTL QMAAB MAS Industry Day Slides FINAL 2024_09_10.pptx
    The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) presented updates on the TTL Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) and the new FAS Catalog Management Platform (FCP) at the QMAAB MAS Team Industry Day. Key updates include the addition of four Special Item Numbers (SINs) eligible for TDR, specifically related to tires and automotive components. Contractors with these SINs are encouraged to participate by submitting a “Participate in TDR” modification. The FCP aims to streamline the process for vendors to manage product details on their GSA contracts, replacing the legacy Schedule Input Program (SIP) and EDI-832 systems. It allows contractors to submit essential information about their products, which will be published on GSA Advantage and eLibrary. The transition to FCP is planned over several years, with all contractors expected to register to manage their product catalogs. In order to utilize FCP, contractors must complete a sequence of steps including eMod requests and managing product files within the platform. Additional resources and user guides are available for support. Overall, the updates emphasize GSA’s efforts to enhance contract management and support for vendors, particularly in data reporting and catalog management processes.
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