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What’s Covered / Talking Points
MAS Offers Before vs. After Refresh #31
Refresh #31 and what has changed for new applicants preparing
an offer.
CSP Removal and Pricing Impact
disclosures are no longer required for TDR offers under Refresh #31.
Existing Contractor Considerations
Review what current Schedule holders may need to know about mass modifications, reporting changes, and ongoing contract management.
Mandatory TDR Requirements
Startup Springboard Eligibility
Final Recommendations for MAS Applicants and Related Contractors
Get practical recommendations to help new applicants and existing contractors manage these changes and prepare for success.
Webinar Schedule
Who Should Attend
This webinar is ideal for:
Businesses preparing to submit a new GSA MAS offer
Small businesses evaluating whether they are ready for a MAS Schedule
Proposal, contracts, business development, and compliance teams supporting MAS submissions
Newer companies exploring Startup Springboard eligibility
Existing GSA MAS contractors reviewing Refresh #31 impacts
Meet our Panel
Nisheet Firdous
SPEAKER
GSA Schedule Consultant, iQuasar LLC
Nisheet Firdous is a GSA Schedule Consultant at iQuasar LLC, supporting businesses as they navigate GSA MAS requirements, offer preparation, documentation, and Schedule-related compliance considerations. In this webinar, she will explain the major changes introduced by Refresh #31 and what new applicants and existing contractors should keep in mind as they prepare for the updated MAS process.
Shoaib Bazaz
MODERATOR
Marketing Manager, iQuasar LLC | (CF APMP®)
Shoaib Bazaz is the Marketing Manager at iQuasar LLC and a CF APMP-certified professional. He works closely with iQuasar’s federal contracting, proposal, and subject matter experts to help businesses understand government contracting opportunities, proposal strategy, and contract vehicle positioning.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is GSA MAS Refresh #31?
GSA MAS Refresh #31 is a major solicitation update that changed several parts of the Multiple Award Schedule offer and contract management process. A central change is the expansion of Transactional Data Reporting across MAS. GSA’s MAS Modification Guide states that, as of Refresh #31, TDR is mandatory for all SINs.
Who should attend this webinar?
This webinar is mainly designed for businesses preparing to submit a new GSA MAS offer. It is also useful for existing Schedule holders, proposal teams, contract administrators, business development teams, and compliance teams that need to understand how Refresh #31 affects MAS submissions and ongoing contract management.
How did the MAS offer process change after Refresh #31?
Before Refresh #31, many MAS offers involved CSP disclosures and non-TDR pricing-related requirements. After Refresh #31, TDR is mandatory for new MAS offerors across all MAS SINs, and GSA notes that offers under non-TDR terms cannot simply be changed to TDR due to system restrictions; non-TDR offers may need to be withdrawn and resubmitted under TDR.
What is TDR?
TDR stands for Transactional Data Reporting. Under TDR, contractors report required transactional sales data through GSA’s reporting systems. GSA states that TDR offerors must report required transactional data elements within 30 days after the end of each month, while Industrial Funding Fee payment remains due within 30 days after the end of each quarter.
Is TDR now mandatory for new MAS applicants?
Yes. GSA states that participation in TDR is mandatory for offers and resultant contractors under all SINs under GSA MAS Solicitation 47QSMD20R0001.
Does Refresh #31 remove CSP requirements?
For TDR offers, yes. GSA’s TDR requirements page states that CSP, Most Favored Customer/Basis of Award information, and tracking of price reduction violations are not required for TDR offers. GSA’s Help with TDR page also states that TDR removes CSP and BOA requirements.
Does CSP removal mean pricing is no longer reviewed?
No. CSP removal does not mean pricing is ignored. GSA still evaluates pricing under the solicitation’s evaluation criteria. For MAS offers, GSA states that established pricing documents or market rates are used to evaluate pricing, and for TDR-related submissions, contracting officials may request supporting documentation if needed for price analysis.
What changed for Startup Springboard eligibility?
Startup Springboard eligibility is now more limited. GSA’s MAS offer guidance states that companies submitting under Startup Springboard must be part of FASTLane only, and the Refresh #31 offer instructions note that Startup Springboard participation is limited to FASt Lane participants.
Do existing GSA MAS contractors need to take action?
Existing non-TDR MAS contractors should review their contract status and applicable mass modifications. GSA states that existing non-TDR contractors will receive a “Participate in TDR” mass modification that is distinct from the standard Refresh #31 mass modification, and that non-TDR requirements continue to apply until the effective date of the Participate in TDR modification.
What will attendees walk away with?
Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how MAS offers changed after Refresh #31, what mandatory TDR means, how CSP removal affects the offer process, what changed for Startup Springboard eligibility, what existing contractors should review, and what practical steps applicants should take before moving forward with a MAS submission.
