System Alerts

Following the implementation of revisions to the ISR eligibility logic within the Subcontracting Plan Reporting system on June 9, 2026, contractors might observe an increased volume of contracts and subcontracts in their Eligible Workspace. The inclusion of these records does not automatically necessitate an ISR submission. Contractors must evaluate the specific subcontracting plans associated with each contract and subcontract to determine their reporting obligations.

GSA deployed updates to SAM.gov to resolve known issues with the Subcontracting Plan Reporting system. Contractor users should review their Workspaces to ensure they can successfully create and submit their Individual Subcontracting Reports (ISR). Mid-year ISRs are due July 14, 2026. Visit sam.gov/esrs for more information.

The Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) is streamlining the FAR to its statutory roots and to policies necessary to support sound procurement. The effort will result in changes to provisions, clauses, and representations and certifications across FAR parts.  These changes will impact SAM.gov, the official U.S. government website where entities register to do business with the federal government. Select to read more.

In accordance with GSA records retention policy, SAM.gov registration data older than ten (10) years is to be destroyed. Read more about it in the full announcement.

As of March 8th 2025, FSRS.gov has retired, and users should complete all subaward reporting in SAM.gov now.

• Find about the transition at SAM.gov/FSRS. 

• Find more about managing and searching subawards at Subaward Reports.

• Find more about managing and searching subcontracts at Subcontract Reports.