BREAKING NEWS

With GSA focused on consolidating 24 Schedules into one single Schedule, the Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) pilot has been extended through FY2020, allowing both contractors and the GSA acquisition workforce to spend their resources understanding and participating in the consolidated Schedule — the most immediate priority.

TDR, a GSA Acquisition Regulation (GSAR) rule published in 2016, reduces the burden and increases transparency by requiring monthly reporting of transactional sales data from governmentwide contracts, including the Multiple Award Schedules (MAS).

TDR has been implemented as an optional, three-year Pilot that includes eight specific Schedules and associated Special Item Numbers (SINs).

In addition to supporting the new consolidated Schedule, the extension of TDR will allow GSA to gather data about TDR in the new environment.

Participating contractors will still report monthly sales in the FAS Sales Reporting Portal, and contractors whose items fall within the current Tdr Pilot scope can still opt into the TDR pilot.

GSA will reevaluate the TDR pilot at the end of FY2020 and decide whether to continue the pilot, cancel the pilot, or to expand optional TDR pilot participation to all items on Schedule.

If you have questions or need guidance, please reach out to Maureen Jamieson at [email protected].