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GSA Previews Multiple Award Schedule Refresh 34

October 16, 2026

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Key Takeaways

GSA previews Multiple Award Schedule Refresh 34.
Refresh 34 includes a new artificial intelligence clause.
A domestic end product clause is also introduced.
Changes aim to enhance supply chain security and domestic sourcing.

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Strategic Implications

The introduction of the artificial intelligence clause may indicate a shift in GSA's approach to AI procurement, suggesting a growing concern for data security and oversight. The domestic end product clause could signal a stronger emphasis on domestic sourcing, which may benefit US-based contractors and impact the global supply chain.

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What Happened

Significant Changes Planned For Artificial Intelligence And Domestic Sourcing

The General Services Administration (GSA) has announced plans to issue Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Refresh 34 in November 2026, which includes significant changes to the existing schedule. The refresh introduces a new artificial intelligence clause, requiring contractors to implement controls addressing government data submitted to or created by large language models. Additionally, a domestic end product clause is introduced, allowing contractors to certify that listed products are manufactured in the US and meet certain minimum amounts of American-made or sourced components. These changes aim to enhance supply chain security and promote domestic sourcing, as reported by Covington & Burling LLP.

Source | Originally Published: October 5, 2026

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