Multiple Award Schedule

All economic price adjustments (EPAs) in Schedule contracts are made in accordance with clause I-FSS-969 or clause 52.216-70, depending on whether the contract pricing is based on a commercial list price or not. Take a look at your Schedule contract to determine which clause applies to your contract. Once you determine which clause applies, read the clause to see what is expected under that clause (i.e. basis, frequency, and timing of EPAs). That should give you a good idea as to what is allowed and what the CO is looking for in terms of processing the EPA.

Calling all MAS customers! As we kick off Phase Two of MAS Consolidation, please review our new materials explaining the important changes and benefits of each phase of MAS Consolidation for federal, state, and local buyers: -MAS Consolidation 2020: Customer Fact Sheet -MAS Consolidation 2020: Customer FAQs

The Vendor Training Program consists of nine one-hour webinars, each intended to address a different critical topic of your Multiple Awards Schedule contract. Webinars are hosted live every other week, starting January 7th.

Today, the U.S. General Services Administration unveiled its new solicitation that modernizes federal acquisition by consolidating and streamlining the existing 24 Multiple Award Schedules (MAS) into a single Schedule for products, services, and solutions. Read more now!