Automated Transactional Data Reporting for MAS schedule holders. Validates 16 TDR fields (12 required), calculates IFF at 0.75%, generates pipe-delimited SRP export, and monitors monthly deadlines.
FAR/DFARS/GSAM clause analysis, SAM.gov monitoring, CAV prep, and compliance scoring. The compliance engine embedded across all MAS Pilot products.
23+ contract modification types — preparation, documentation packages, and submission-ready cover letters. EPA calculations and justification narratives.
Complete MAS schedule offer package assembly. SIN selection, pricing strategy, FCP catalog validation, and eOffer workflow guidance for Pathway 1 and 5 offerors.
We are currently validating contractors in early access. Wave 3 testers get 3 months of full TDR Guard access at no cost.
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Refresh 31 made TDR the most urgent compliance problem for every MAS contractor. TDR Guard is where MAS Pilot starts — validating all required data elements, tracking your sales threshold, and keeping monthly reporting deadlines visible.
MAS Path, MOD Logic, and FAR Guard follow in sequence. Waitlist testers get early access to each module as it ships.
Join the WaitlistEnter a company name and generate a sample TDR validation report — the same format your compliance team receives.
Every Wave 1 contractor submitted data they believed was correct. TDR Guard found otherwise. The most common issue wasn't a missing field — it was an IFF calculation that had been wrong for months.
"I had no idea my IFF calculation was off. We would have submitted it that way."
Wave 1 tester — 8-year MAS Schedule holderTDR is no longer optional for any MAS SIN. The contractors who treat this as a future problem are the ones who end up in remediation.
Refresh 31 made TDR mandatory for every MAS SIN. Mass Mod A909 has a 90-day acceptance window. Catalog errors delay contracts. CAV visits surface documentation gaps that have been accumulating for years.
The contractors who stay in the $45B+ MAS market are the ones who have compliance handled before it becomes an issue.
"We spent years in federal contracting watching Schedule holders submit bad data because nobody caught it upstream. We built MAS Pilot to be the layer that catches it first."