GSA is expanding OASIS+ from 8 to 13 service domains with the Phase 2 launch on January 12, 2026. This expansion addresses what GSA calls 'substantial unmanaged federal spend' in professional services that weren't covered by Phase 1.
The 5 New Phase 2 Domains
1. Human Capital
Services related to workforce development, training, organizational development, and human resources management. This domain covers everything from executive coaching to large-scale training program development.
Who should apply: HR consulting firms, training providers, organizational development consultants, executive coaching firms, workforce analytics companies.
2. Marketing & Public Relations
Communications, public affairs, marketing strategy, brand development, and media services. Includes digital marketing, social media management, and public outreach campaigns.
Who should apply: Marketing agencies, PR firms, communications consultants, digital marketing specialists, creative agencies working with government clients.
3. Financial Services
Audit support, financial analysis, accounting services, budget planning, and financial systems implementation. This domain supports agencies with complex financial management needs.
Who should apply: Accounting firms, financial consultants, audit support providers, budget analysis specialists, financial technology implementers.
4. Social Services
Program support for health and human services, community development, social welfare programs, and related federal initiatives. This covers a wide range of mission-critical social program support.
Who should apply: Social services consultants, program evaluators, community development specialists, public health consultants, nonprofit management advisors.
5. Business Administration
General business operations support including project management, administrative services, records management, and operational efficiency consulting.
Who should apply: Management consulting firms, administrative services providers, records management specialists, operational efficiency consultants.
Why Phase 2 Matters
The five new domains represent billions in annual federal spending that was previously scattered across multiple contract vehicles. By consolidating these services under OASIS+, GSA is creating:
- Streamlined procurement: Agencies can access more services through a single, familiar vehicle
- Better pricing: Increased competition drives better value for taxpayers
- Simplified compliance: One set of requirements across related services
The Continuous Open Model
Unlike traditional contract vehicles with limited competition windows, OASIS+ Phase 2 uses a continuous open model:
- Solicitations remain open indefinitely after January 12, 2026
- Submit your proposal whenever you're ready
- No cap on the number of awards—every qualified proposal wins
- Proposals evaluated against objective scoring criteria
Contract Structure
Phase 2 maintains the same six separate IDIQ contracts as Phase 1:
- Unrestricted (full and open competition)
- Total Small Business
- HUBZone Small Business
- Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB)
- 8(a) Program
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
Each contract runs for 10 years (5-year base plus 5-year option) with an unlimited ceiling.
Preparing Your Application
With Phase 2 opening in just a few weeks, now is the time to:
- Identify your target domains: Focus on 1-2 domains where you have the strongest qualifications
- Document qualifying projects: Gather contracts that demonstrate domain expertise
- Review draft scorecards: GSA released draft scoring criteria in December 2025
- Calculate your score: Use our OASIS+ Qualification Scorer to estimate your competitiveness
Next Steps
Take our free OASIS+ assessment to see how you score across Phase 2 domains. Already know you qualify? Contact us for a free consultation and we will help you prepare a winning proposal.