- GSA Pricing 2.0 for MAS product contracts (Market Threshold)
- Services Plus File update after TDR expansion
- FCP Catalog Hide / Unhide visibility feature
- Advance notice for MAS Refresh 32
- VA FSS medical and healthcare contracting update
GSA Pricing 2.0 is coming for MAS product contracts
Starting June 5, 2026, GSA will implement Pricing 2.0 for MAS product contracts. The updated pricing model for Market Threshold adds a stronger commercial pricing anchor, caps the market baseline against commercial pricing, and updates the price-proportional premium.
For contractors, this means pricing outliers may face closer review in Compliance & Pricing reports. Contractors offering products under MAS should review their awarded pricing, commercial pricing support, and future EPA strategy before submitting catalog updates.
Services Plus File update – discount field becomes optional
MAS Refresh 31 made TDR mandatory for all MAS SINs. The “discount offered to GSA off commercial price” field in the Services Plus File became optional effective May 19, 2026.
Vendors may leave this field blank, but FCP will still calculate the discount using the commercial price and GSA price without IFF. However, highly configurable “discount-only” product catalog items still need this field completed.
FCP Catalog Visibility Status is coming
GSA announced a new Catalog Hide and Unhide feature for FCP, expected on June 2, 2026. This will show contractors whether their MAS catalog is hidden from GSA Advantage, eLibrary, and eBuy, and why.
A hidden catalog is a serious issue. It means the full catalog is not visible, and the contractor cannot bid on eBuy. Contractors should monitor FCP visibility status closely once the feature is available.
MAS Refresh 32 is expected in June 2026
GSA issued an advance notice for MAS Refresh 32, which is planned for June 2026. Contractors will need to accept the related mass modification within 30 days after issuance.
Planned changes include updates related to FAR 52.222-90, DEI-related EO language, drone/UAS language, ICT end-of-support considerations, Joint Venture updates, FCP Product File revisions, SIN 311423 retirement, and the new SIN 518210GM for Grants QSMO.
VA FSS activity remains important for healthcare contractors
VA-FSS reported April 2026 activity, including 24 new contracts, new drug availability through Interim Agreements, and FY26 year-to-date activity of 130 new contracts, 55 options exercised, and 5,540 contract modifications.
Medical and healthcare contractors should continue monitoring VA-FSS opportunities, catalog updates, and modification activity, especially if their business overlaps with healthcare products, pharmaceuticals, or medical supplies.
