Mastering the GSA MAS Offer Process: A Two-Part Training Series
Building Your MAS Offer — Documents, Pricing & Templates (Part 1)
Prepare the core components of a GSA MAS offer by focusing on documentation, pricing strategy, and required templates. This session covers the most detailed and document-intensive portion of the process, ensuring participants understand what is required before entering the eOffer system.
Participants will review the New Offeror Checklist and gain clarity on how to structure financial, technical, and pricing submissions in alignment with GSA expectations.
Key topics include:
New Offeror Checklist walkthrough
Required GSA templates and documentation
Financial statements and past performance requirements
Commercial price list development and pricing strategy
Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) overview
Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliance
Date & Time
Web Conference Meeting: Wednesday, July 15, 2026; 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST
Registration
Important: This is part of a 2-part series. Registering for the July 15, 2026, Part 1 course includes access to this course (Part 2). Registration for this course will also include your registration for Part 2 - eOffer Submission & Award Process.
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Fees
Registration fees are based on membership level. Members and non-members are welcome.
Fees for this meeting are as follows:
Important: Registration covers admission for both Part 1 & 2.
Complimentary: Supplier Members
$30: Business Members
$50: Advocate Members, Individual, and Non-Members
Complimentary: Government Agency and Large Prime Contractor Representatives
If you are not currently a Supplier or Business Member, consider joining here and then returning to this page to purchase your discounted registration.
Presenter
Charmagne Manning
President
The American Small Business Chamber of Commerce
Charmagne Manning is a nationally recognized small business advocate with over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship, public service, and nonprofit leadership. As President of The American Small Business Chamber of Commerce, she drives efforts to expand federal contracting access and economic opportunity for small firms. Her cross-sector background includes construction, hospitality, and municipal services. Formerly President of the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce, she has led national initiatives to advance policy reform and certification access for women-owned businesses. Known for her strategic leadership and operational expertise, Manning remains a trusted voice for equity and economic empowerment in the small business community.