Federal activity overview — SF-295: Summary Subcontract Report
Federal form · U.S. General Services Administration (Standard Form)
A summary-level subcontracting report that aggregates subcontracting data across all of a contractor's federal contracts. It provides a corporate-wide view of small business subcontracting achievement. Like SF-294, this form has been largely replaced by electronic reporting through eSRS.
Large prime contractors with multiple federal contracts submit SF-295 (or its eSRS equivalent) to provide an aggregate view of their subcontracting performance across all contracts.
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is federal form SF-295 (Summary Subcontract Report). A summary-level subcontracting report that aggregates subcontracting data across all of a contractor's federal contracts. It provides a corporate-wide view of small business subcontracting achievement. Like SF-294, this form has been largely replaced by electronic reporting through eSRS.
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