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OASIS industry partners are integral to the helping agencies meet their complex professional services requirements. Below are resources to support OASIS vendors with contract maintenance, contract reporting, research tools and staying connected.
Proper contract maintenance is vital to ensuring OASIS vendors can respond to buying opportunities.
We have designated two email addresses that must be used when contacting OASIS:
Modification- When requesting modifications (e.g., novations, address changes), submitting contract compliance deliverable documentation, or submitting changes or any other updates to your contract information (eg., email, phone, contact information), please use the following form to submit changes.
General Questions- The email address that is set up to field all general OASIS questions that are not related to contract compliance or contract changes, is: oasis@gsa.gov.
The OASIS Systems Tools and Registration [PDF - 98 KB] document provides guides to the various registrations and tools required to manage your contract and help your company maintain compliance with the OASIS program requirements.
This welcome letter [PDF - 211 KB] provides additional guidance to newly awarded contractors.
This novation checklist [XLSX - 21 KB] provides guidance on requesting a novation under your OASIS contract.
Monitor and respond to task order solicitations through GSA eBuy, the OASIS Contractor and Email Distribution List, and Symphony Procurement Suite.
GSA eBuy is a powerful and intuitive acquisition tool used by thousands of US federal agencies and military services worldwide to achieve required competition, best pricing and value. GSA eBuy saves you time and money - all while keeping you FAR compliant.
Notice:
Symphony is the preferred task order management tool for the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) program. Symphony, eBuy, or GSA ASSIST may be used to solicit responses to task order requests for proposals (RFPs), requests for information (RFI), and other market research.
OASIS uses Symphony Procurement Suite (the commercial-off-the-shelf software), to issue, manage and award task orders.
Symphony is a full lifecycle procurement Software as a Service (SaaS) allowing government organizations to manage complex contracts. Symphony ensures organizations are purchasing according to fair opportunity laws and rules. Symphony provides users increased transparency and integrity at both the master contract level and task order level.
This Symphony Task Order System Reference Guide for Industry [PDF - 230 KB] highlights important resources and links to help you navigate the tool.
Check out this short video: Symphony- The Task Order Tool That Works For You.
Important links and documents to note:
Questions about Symphony? Email: client.support@apexlogic.com.
The OASIS contract requires vendors to properly report new task orders awarded against their contract in CPRM.
Contract Payment Reporting Module (CPRM) - direct link
You may contact oasiscprm@gsa.gov with any questions you have about CPRM or reporting.
Failure to ensure the CAF is appropriately included in all task order solicitation responses and subsequent task order awards, on a separate line item, may lead to contract non-compliance. It is critical to ensure CAF is paid to you by ordering contracting offices, so that you may in turn remit payment to GSA. Your OASIS contract requires you to report new task orders awarded against your contract within 30 days in CPRM, and to report invoices each quarter after that. Remittance of CAF billed to, and collected from, your customers in a timely manner through CPRM reporting is required by the contract in Section G.3.1., Contract Access Fee. You may contact oasiscprm@gsa.gov with any questions you have about CPRM or reporting.
Vouchers & Contract Access Fee Remittance (PDF) -July 2024
Below is a list of agencies that have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to use the OASIS contracts and the related reduced Contract Assessment Fee (CAF) rate percentages.
| Receiving Agency | Negotiated CAF Rate Percentage |
|---|---|
| DOD Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (DPAP) [PDF - 1 MB] | 0.10% |
| US Air Force [PDF - 83 KB] | 0.10% |
| 0.10% | |
| US Navy [PDF - 96 KB] | 0.10% |
| Department of Homeland Security [PDF - 1 MB] | *Effective January 1, 2024, the CAF is 0.10%. This revised and reduced CAF applies to all new task order awards, as well as previously awarded task orders, with an effective date no later than January 1, 2024. Note: The CAF for all DHS task orders awarded in FY23 at the rate of 0.0% will be increased to 0.10%. This increase will go into effect when the next task order option period is exercised. Contact oasismods@gsa.gov and use DHS CAF in the subject line with questions. |
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMMS) [PDF - 227 KB] *(CMMS is a Bureau within The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)). | 0.50% |
OASIS is not a GSA Schedule contract, meaning there is not a continuously open application process; therefore, applications will not be accepted.
Getting on OASIS is a competitive process called on-ramping. On-ramps can be conducted as necessary at GSA’s discretion. GSA does not plan to conduct additional on-ramps.
The immediate opportunity is to become a subcontractor with an existing OASIS Unrestricted or OASIS SB prime contractor. Determine what core competencies and value your company brings to potential solutions, network with the OASIS primes, and figure out the best ways to work together. Reminder: It is strictly prohibited to send emails by way of the following Pool Links if you are not an authorized government official. Non-authorized personnel may contact the Prime Contract holders individually through links found the Buyers Guidance and Resources page
The OASIS Shared Interest Group (OSIG) supports an open channel of communication between awarded contractors and the OASIS program.
The OASIS industry partners have established an OASIS Shared Interest Group (OSIG) to support an open channel of communication between awarded contractors and the OASIS program and to collaborate on topics including business development, small business concerns, and special projects.
OASIS Contractor Capability Statements pulled together by the OSIG.
How to Develop an Effective Capabilities Statement [PDF - 656 KB]
These tools are designed to help buyers make better program and business decisions.
The OASIS Program created a tool that takes its data to the next level. OASIS stakeholders can now view and segment OASIS information to make better program and business decisions.
With the OASIS Dashboard, you have the ability to:
Notice to Users: GSA strives to comply with Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Some of the dashboard content presented through .swf files may not be completely accessible to users of assisted technology. If you experience technical issues, please contact BIEDW Support.
For content questions, please email OASIS Customer Support.
The Contract-Awarded Labor Category (CALC) tool helps federal contracting officers and others find awarded prices to use in negotiations for labor contracts. It offers ceiling prices, fully burdened costs, services data, and worldwide rates.
The OASIS Price Estimating Tool has been decommissioned and is no longer available. Please use the PET Resource tool (available on PET page) to develop labor rate estimates applicable to the OASIS Multiple Award Contract labor categories defined in Section J.1. Attachment 1, of the OASIS contract.
This listing shows which departments/agencies have received OASIS Delegation of Procurement Authority (DPA) [XLSX - 128 KB] training.
The Government-Wide Category Management (CM) Reporting and Analytics site contains a series of dashboards and tools to support stakeholders in the full CM lifecycle.
Reference the original OASIS solicitation documents below.
The original solicitation is self-scored and then verified by the OASIS PMO. The same evaluation criteria and scoring table of the original solicitation will be used for any on-ramping procurement. The lowest scoring contractor was based on the lowest evaluated numerical score, within a given Pool in accordance with the scoring table in Section M of the solicitation (see links above), at the time of the original awards.
Below are the lowest evaluated numerical scores per Pool per vehicle.
| OASIS Small Business | OASIS (Unrestricted) |
|---|---|
| Pool 1: 5925 | Pool 1: 7825 |
| Pool 2: 2250 | Pool 2: 5100 |
| Pool 3: 5875 | Pool 3: 7575 |
| Pool 4: 6575 | Pool 4: 7550 |
| Pool 5A: 6625 | Pool 5A: 7950 |
| Pool 5B: 6975 | Pool 5B: 8325 |
| Pool 6: 5450 | Pool 6: 5125 |
OASIS contractors are encouraged to join the OASIS Interact community and reach out to the Vendor Support with questions about user manuals and general vendor inquiries.
Contact the National Customer Service Center for general vendor inquiries.
National Customer Service Center
800-488-3111
mashelpdesk@gsa.gov
OASIS CONTACTS
OASIS
Oasis@gsa.gov
NOTE: The OASIS SB and OASIS Customer Support email addresses have been merged into the Oasis@gsa.gov.
CPRM Support
OasisCPRM@gsa.gov
| Contract | Number of Contract Holders |
|---|---|
| OASIS Unrestricted | 115 |
| OASIS Small Business | 411 |
| OASIS 8(a) | 41 |
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