A prospective seller |
Get a MAS contract |
Vendor Support Center website and the MAS roadmap |
Although MAS is the premier vehicle for government sales, it is not a mandatory source. Just getting a contract does not guarantee sales from government agencies. |
An existing seller |
Extend your existing MAS contract |
The streamlined offer process |
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A prospective seller |
See what products and services are eligible under MAS |
The SIN look-up table on the MAS homepage |
There are also links to landing pages with top tasks for buyers and sellers of MAS products and services. |
A prospective seller |
Complete the mandatory pathways to success requirement |
The pathways to success slides [PDF - 2 MB] |
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A prospective seller |
Complete your mandatory readiness assessment |
The readiness assessment |
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A prospective or existing seller |
Comply with contractual requirements when preparing your offer or managing your contract |
The MAS solicitation [PDF] |
Do not forget to review the attachment(s) for your categories. |
A prospective seller |
Get the templates to use for your offer |
The required templates |
Do not forget to also use the SIN look-up table and find SIN-specific templates in the Resources column |
A prospective seller of services |
Find a wage to propose |
Wage determinations |
You cannot propose any rates outside of the MAS solicitation (including wage determination and revisions). Collective bargaining agreements are only allowed at the order level. |
An existing MAS contractor |
Market your contract |
Marketing info on how customers find you, how to use the GSA logo, and how to analyze government spending |
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An existing MAS contractor |
Create or submit modifications after award |
eOffer/eMod website |
Our eOffer/eMod user guide shows the steps you have to take to submit a mod and the types of mods you need to select. You can select the Table of Contents in the upper left to skim. Do not use the user guide as a substitute for hands-on training. |
An existing MAS contractor |
Register your contract, address SIP, EDI, etc. |
Contractor start-up kit [PDF] on vsc.gsa.gov |
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An existing MAS contractor |
Compliance on ordering, scope, shipping, sustainability, Trade Act Agreements, etc. |
Contractor compliance on vsc.gsa.gov |
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An existing MAS contractor |
Upload your electronic catalog onto GSA Advantage |
Schedule Input Program info and SIP user guide [PDF] |
If you receive notification that you are FAS Catalog Platform, or FCP, eligible, please take the steps to transition to FCP as soon as possible. Then you will not need to use SIP or EDI to manage catalog updates. |
An existing contractor |
Preparing and submitting your electronic catalog using EDI |
Electronic Data Interchange info and EDI user guide [DOC] |
If you receive notification that you are FAS Catalog Platform, or FCP, eligible, please take the steps to transition to FCP as soon as possible. Then you will not need to use SIP or EDI to manage catalog updates. |
An existing contractor |
Submit, modify, or view your electronic catalog data in our newest system |
FAS Catalog Platform (sign-in required) |
When you use FCP, you no longer need to use SIP or EDI. |
An existing contractor |
Get help with transitioning to the FAS Catalog Platform |
FCP help page and FCP user guide (download from upper right of help page) |
See Page 42 (Section 6) of the user guide for the first steps to transition your contract to FCP.
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An existing contractor |
Report your sales |
FAS Sales Reporting website, quick start guide [PDF], FAS registration and authentication steps [PDF], and FAS SRP Excel template [XLS] |
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Small business |
Get help |
Use our Office of Small and Disadvantaged Utilization, the U.S. Small Business Administration, or APEX accelerators (formerly called procurement technical assistance centers). |
They can help you:
- Complete your SAM.gov registration.
- Identify which agencies and offices may need your products or services and how to connect with them.
- Determine whether you are ready for government opportunities and how to succeed.
- Navigate solicitations and potential funding opportunities.
- Receive notifications of government contract opportunities on a regular basis.
- Network with buying officers, prime contractors, and other businesses.
- Resolve performance issues and prepare for audit, only if the service is needed, after receiving an award.
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