The MSO and Perspecta are preparing to transition the USAccess system to new IP addresses as part of planned infrastructure work. No equipment will be transitioned; just the IP addresses used by the USAccess Service.

This report indicates the progress of each EIS contractor’s BSS FISMA Security Assessment & Authorization (A&A).  EIS requires a “moderate” authorization as defined in FIPS 199, NIST SP 800-60 and GSA Policies and Procedures.  The Process begins with the contractor’s completion of all required documentation, along with security vulnerability and system compliance scans. Upon GSA’s acceptance of the documentation and security scans, GSA’s Security Assessment Team conducts a Security A&A Initiation meeting with the contractor.

On Friday, June 7th, the U.S. General Services Administration issued a Request for Information (RFI) seeking feedback from industry on the forthcoming consolidated Schedule to improve the experience of buying and selling with the federal government.

Attention Schedule Holders! The MAS Consolidation Frequently Asked Questions are now available on GSA.gov.