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eSRS vs SAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting

The Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System (eSRS) retired in February 2026. Individual Subcontract Reports (ISR) and Summary Subcontract Reports (SSR) now file through SAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting. The reports themselves did not go away — the portal changed.

What changed in February 2026

eSRS shut down; ISR and SSR moved to SAM.gov.

  • eSRS — retired; no longer accepts ISR or SSR filings.
  • SAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting — current channel for prime contractors and subcontractors.
  • Individual Subcontract Reports (ISR) and Summary Subcontract Reports (SSR) are filed through SAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting.

Side-by-side: eSRS vs SAM.gov

Same report types — new login, roles, and workflows in SAM.gov.

TopiceSRS (retired)SAM.gov (current)
ISR / SSR filingesrs.gov portalSAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting
User accessSeparate eSRS accountsSAM.gov entity roles and permissions
Data requirementsSubcontract dollars by category, UEIsSame categories — confirm current SAM.gov instructions
Good-faith effort evidenceSupporting detail when goals not metStill expected — organize sourcing data before filing

What primes should do now

Confirm SAM.gov roles, gather ISR data, and keep outreach records current.

  1. Assign SAM.gov entity roles for users who will submit ISR/SSR reports.
  2. Read the current filing instructions on SAM.gov before each reporting period.
  3. Gather subcontract award data with correct UEIs and category tags — see ISR checklist and SSR checklist.
  4. Keep outreach records organized per PIID — ISR & SSR data prep explains how SamMatch helps without filing for you.

How SamMatch fits the new workflow

SamMatch preps sourcing data — you still file in SAM.gov.

SamMatch does not submit ISR or SSR reports. It helps compliance teams maintain requirement-level sourcing data — which certified small businesses were identified, outreach timestamps, and category tags — so the SAM.gov transition is data prep, not reconstruction. See SAM.gov subcontracting plan reporting guide and subcontracting plan compliance.

Disclaimer

Confirm current SAM.gov rules — this is not legal advice.

SamMatch organizes subcontractor sourcing, outreach, and category data to support ISR and SSR preparation. Official reports are submitted through SAM.gov. SamMatch does not make legal or compliance determinations.

Frequently asked questions

Is eSRS still used for subcontracting reports?

No. eSRS retired in February 2026. ISR and SSR are filed through SAM.gov Subcontracting Plan Reporting.

Did ISR and SSR reporting requirements change?

The portal moved to SAM.gov. Report types and category tracking under FAR 52.219-9 remain — always confirm the latest SAM.gov instructions for your contract.

Does SamMatch file reports in SAM.gov?

No. SamMatch organizes sourcing and outreach data that feeds those reports. You still submit through SAM.gov.

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