Report Contract Actions in the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS)

The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requires customer agencies to collect and report data on their procurements to the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS). Customer agencies receive socioeconomic credit for their task orders through the FPDS.

Contracting officers must submit complete reports on required contract actions within three business days after a contract is awarded, or in accordance with the guidance from your agency.

Instructions

When creating or modifying an award, most information is automatically updated, based on the user's account and the characteristics of the parent GWAC.

However, the contracting officer must fill in the following information to transfer the socioeconomic credit to the customer agency:

  • Contracting office agency ID;
  • Contracting office ID;
  • Funding agency ID; and
  • Funding office ID.

Information on reporting contract awards can be found at Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Subpart 4.6 - Contract Reporting and the FPDS-NG User Manual which is located at https://fpds.gov/.

Note: In FPDS, GWACs are referred to as IDVs (indefinite delivery vehicles).

Field - Instructions

Enter the FIPS 95 code that identifies the contracting office.

For DoD, enter the code that corresponds to the DoD Automatic Addressing Code (DODAAC) for the funding agency in Reporting Funding Organization Data to FPDS [PDF - 147 KB].

For DoD, enter the DODAAC identified on the purchase requisition that represents the transaction's requisitioner — not the pay office or accounting station DODAAC. If the funding agency is DoD, then the program or funding office code must have a value from the DODAAC.

Enter the order number assigned upon award—it is different from the project number and the GWAC contract number. See FAR subpart 4.16 - Unique Procurement Instrument Identifiers (PIID) for additional information.

This is the date of the order completion if all options are exercised.

Indicate whether it is a fixed-price, cost-reimbursement, time-and-materials, level-of-effort, or any other type of contract.

The default code is D399. However, you may want to select a code that better fits your requirement. Suggestions include:

  • D301: ADP Facility Operation and Maintenance Services;
  • D302: ADP Systems Development Services;
  • D303: ADP Data Entry Services;
  • D304: ADP Telecommunications and Transmission Services;
  • D305: ADP Teleprocessing and Timesharing Services;
  • D306: ADP Systems Analysis Services;
  • D307: Automated Information System Design and Integration Services;
  • D308: Programming Services;
  • D309: Information and Data Broadcasting or Data Distribution Services;
  • D310: ADP Backup and Security Services;
  • D311: ADP Data Conversion Services;
  • D312: ADP Optical Scanning Services;
  • D313: Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) Services;
  • D314: ADP System Acquisition Support Services. Includes preparation of statement of work, benchmarks, specifications, etc.;
  • D315: Digitizing Services. Includes cartographic and geographic information;
  • D316: Telecommunications Network Management Services; and
  • D399: Other ADP and Telecommunications Services (includes data storage on tapes, compact disks, etc.).

If you provided fair opportunity, select "competitive delivery order. "If you used an exception to fair opportunity, select "noncompetitive delivery order."

Enter "negotiated proposal/quote" for all contracts.

Should be coded as "no set-aside used", even if you used a set-aside GWAC; the entire GWAC is a set-aside, so there is no required set-aside for individual task orders.

Should be "no preference used."

Last Reviewed: 2022-05-25