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ARTICLE · 23 APRIL 2018

GSA Identifies Fraudulent Activity In SAM.gov And Imposes New Requirements

The latest revelations about cybersecurity breaches hit right at the core of the government contracting community.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

Robert K Tompkins is a Partner in our Washington DC office.Mary Beth Bosco is a Partner in our Washington DC office. .

Takeaways for all government contractors:

  1. Review your SAM.gov registration to ensure it is accurate, especially as to banking information and authorized Entity Administrators.
  2. Prepare and submit notarized letters to GSA's Federal Service Desk as discussed below.
  3. Check to see whether any expected payments from the government have not been received.

The latest revelations about cybersecurity breaches hit right at the core of the government contracting community. Last month, the General Services Administration (GSA) issued a notice that the System for Award Management (SAM), in which all federal contractors must register, had been compromised and a number of contractors have been put at risk of having their government payments diverted by third-party fraudsters.

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