Provide your comments and suggestions using the feedback button on SAM.gov.Keep up to date on the latest news and information regarding the transition of IAE systems by subscribing to our IAE Interact Community.Go to SAM.gov, browse the site, and try out the capabilities.Test out the system and let us know how it’s going. We continue to improve, refine, and add capabilities to each functional area and we continue to make SAM.gov more user-friendly and less burdensome. As with all transitions, past and future, the process is iterative what we transition on day one is not the end. The development and deployment of SAM.gov are managed under an agile framework, which enables our team to continually develop and update software to suit users' evolving needs. The process of building SAM.gov is a collaborative effort among the IAE team, our users, and our stakeholders. When complete, you will be able to seamlessly leverage vast stores of federal data and information in a single, unified experience. Learn more about all of IAE's systems here.Īs legacy IAE systems are integrated, their functions are migrated into SAM.gov. *Only contract data reports transitioned to SAM.gov the rest of FPDS functions remain at Federal Procurement Data System Reports* (legacy ).

Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (legacy ).Federal Business Opportunities (legacy FBO.gov).Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity Information System (legacy ).The following legacy systems have been decommissioned and their functionalities successfully transitioned to SAM.gov:

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