Step-by-step guides for SAM.gov registration, renewal, and troubleshooting common issues.
GSA requires compliance with the 2025 FAR update and the 2026 EO: verify supplier origin claims by Dec 31, 2026 for contracts over $250K or face False Claims Act exposure and possible debarment.
GSA's proposed SAM changes require new certifications on DEI, immigration, and national security by May 2026; non-compliance can block awards and grants and may require $25K–$250K in remediation.
GSA's proposed SAM certification adds new attestation language; public comment ends March 31, 2026. Applicants must update SAM registrations, attest per proposed language for awards over $250K, and risk ineligibility or debarment if noncompliant.
GSA's integration of CIO-SP4 requires small contractors to align with new guidelines by December 2026. This transition mandates registration in SAM.gov, adherence to FAR compliance measures, and budgeting for required certifications. Non-compliance could result in disqualification from GSA contracts. Key steps include understanding changes and meeting deadlines.
Discover how 2026 FAID updates on SAM.gov reshape assistance listings, data standards, and vendor actions. Essential guidance for federal contractors navigating SAM.gov in 2026.
Explore how 2026 SAM.gov updates—FAID adoption, eSRS decommissioning, and subaward data integration—boost transparency and simplify federal assistance research.
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