In addition to an FSS Terms & Conditions (T&C) file, GSA contractors are required to submit an “electronic catalog” to GSA Advantage so that your awarded offerings are available on our GSA Advantage e-commerce platform and you are visible to buyers in GSA eBuy. Your electronic catalog may only contain products, services, and solutions that are awarded to your contract.
In accordance with clause I-FSS-600, an FSS Terms and Conditions (T&C) + Price List is mandatory for every contract, and must be kept up-to-date.
USAspending is the official open data source of federal spending information. It tracks how federal money is spent in communities across America and beyond.
GSA Advantage Archive Sales provides a quick look at the total sales, the number of orders, and the number of items being ordered for contractors on GSA Advantage.
ATTENTION: Effective 10/1/2024, the Advantage Spend Analysis Program website has been decommissioned. Multiple Award Schedule sales and Demand Data are available at the links listed below.
FAS’s Acquisition Oversight Division has developed the Schedule Sales Query Plus (SSQ+) Dashboard. The dashboard is designed to provide you with the figures you want and need. SSQ+ is a tool that depicts sales in both report and dashboard format. This tool replaces the SSQ and offers searchable and filterable information all the way from FY1991 to present, including sales dollars for TDR contracts.
Reporting Sales for GSA MAS Contractor Team Arrangements (CTAs)
Under a Contractor Team Arrangement (CTA), two or more GSA Schedule contractors work together in offering a total solution to meet the ordering activity’s needs. Learn more on gsa.gov.
Authorized Dealers
Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System (eSRS)
Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System (eSRS) creates higher visibility for federal contracting officials who need to access and review subcontracting reports and introduces efficiency into the process of gathering information on federal subcontracting accomplishments.
The FAS SRP is a safe, secure website for you to report your sales by FAS procurement programs, including MAS, non-MAS programs such as the Governmentwide Acquisition Contracts (GWACs), and others.
1. Open market items (i.e. non-contract items/services, other direct costs (ODCs), and travel) are NOT reportable sales. They can be included with contract orders, but must be clearly marked as open market.
Open market items are occasionally required to complete the full scope of an agency’s needs. As a contractor, you may be able to provide those items, even if they are not approved under your GSA contract, provided the ordering activity properly addresses them in the Request for Quote and any subsequent order, and you properly identify them in your quote.
