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Skip to main content An official website of the United States government Here's how you know The .gov means it’s official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site. The site is secure. The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely. DATA to DECISIONS Filter Options Keywords * Login About D2D Team How It Works Stay Customers General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Office of Assisted Acquisition Services (AAS) City Pair Program Public Buildings Service Office of Design and Construction GSA PBS Office of Portfolio Management & Customer Engagement (PT) Office of Facilities Management Office of Leasing (PR) Office of Real Property Utilization and Disposal Technology Transformation Service Office of Government-wide Policy OGP Office of Acquisition Policy (MV) OGP Office of Shared Services and Performance Improvement (MY) Office of the Chief Financial Officer Office of Administrative Services Office of Human Resources Management Office of Customer Experience Stay Home FAS Schedule Sales Query Plus (SSQ+) FAS Schedule Sales Query Plus (SSQ+) Schedule Sales Query Plus (SSQ+) About This Report Click the icon above to get started! AOD Support will hold monthly open office hours on our SSQ+ tool on the fourth Thursday of each month at 2:30ET accessible via https://meet.gsa.gov/analyticstraining/ . Starting June 25th 2020. The Federal Acquisition Service’s (FAS) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program streamlines the process of purchasing products and services for the federal government. It’s the largest purchasing program on the planet, with pre-negotiated prices, delivery terms, warranties, and other terms that make it easier for agencies to acquire everything they need to meet their missions and save taxpayer dollars. What’s on Schedule? Everything from staplers and electric vehicles to cell phones and complicated enterprise-wide IT solutions. Suppliers are no longer content to simply know what the Government is buying: they want to see how their company stacks up compared to other vendors on the same Schedule, how their sales compare to the competition overall, and how data can be leveraged to improve business practices and take advantage of new opportunities. Recognizing the demand for this kind of data, FAS’s Acquisition Oversight Division has developed the Schedule Sales Query Plus (SSQ+) Dashboard, designed to provide our suppliers with the figures they want and need. SSQ+ is a tool that depicts sales in both report and dashboard format. This tool replaces the SSQ and offers searchable and filterable information all the way from FY1991 to present, including sales dollars for TDR contracts. Key report features include: Ability to build a custom report to view MAS sales by fiscal year and quarter based on various level of details: Product or Service, Government wide Category, Government wide Subcategory, Schedule Number, SIN, NAICs, Business Size, Contract Number etc. Access to prebuilt dashboards that allow visibility into sales trends by the various levels, trends specific to contracts within the first two years, and overall success rate for new contracts. A drill-down map section where users can zoom in and search for vendors by city, state, or zip code to see sales numbers by contract. Report Information: Data Sources FSS19, 72A Sales, TDR Sales, and SRP Frequency of Update Quarterly: Feb 15, May 15, Aug 15, Nov 15 Questions/Dashboard Support aod-support@gsa.gov Related Documents Description Document Type GSA FAS OPC SSQ+ Dashboard Demo OTHER Contact AOD Support aod-support@gsa.gov About D2D Learn more about the platform Datasets Explore available datasets Reports Explore available reports © 2019 GSA OCIO-D2D. All rights reserved. Employees with disabilities or impairments and who use assistive technology such as screen readers or magnification software are encouraged to contact AskD2D@gsa.gov for help with this page. Go to top...