The General Services Administration has completed the move of subaward reporting capabilities to SAM.gov as part of efforts to improve the user experience for individuals who report on subaward information and executive compensation data.
GSA said Wednesday that at least 1,750 records have been created in SAM.gov since the launch of the subaward reporting capabilities in the system on March 8.
In November, GSA announced plans to retire FSRS.gov and transfer subaward reporting functions to SAM.gov as part of efforts to consolidate disparate systems used to navigate the federal awards cycle into one unified system and improve federal funding transparency.
What Are the Available Resources to Help With the Transition?
GSA’s Integrated Award Environment, or IAE, offers various resources to help users with the changes, including recordings of live training sessions, how-to-instructional videos and knowledge articles to help users navigate the subaward reporting functions on SAM.gov.
IAE also offers current information on subaward reporting through SAM.gov and hosts an open office hours series to provide a venue for users to ask questions.
