In a Major Shift, GSA Will Require SCA Wage Determinations at the Task Order Level
Client Alert | less than 1 min read | 05.24.16
GSA recently announced its plans to update the process by which the Service Contract Act is incorporated into Multiple Award Schedules. This change, which will occur in June 2016, will remove current wage determinations from existing MAS Schedules and require ordering agencies to incorporate determinations at the task order level to ensure that the “most recent” wage determinations are incorporated when an individual task order is placed.
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