Users report not being impressed with Beta.Sam.gov redesign
Source: washingtontechnology.com
The General Services Administration may have redesigned the look and feel of Beta.Sam.gov, but it has left many users still being unimpressed.
GSA unveiled the redesign on April 25 as it prepares to integrate nearly all procurement and contracting information into Sam.gov, after which "beta" will be droppedfrom its name.
Some areas are improvements as I wrote about last week, but since then the comments have been mostly negative. GSA to date has not responded to three requests for comment on the issues people are having.
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