Tag: certifications
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Small business certifications expire or require recertification. A tracking approach.
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The four main SBA small-business programs differ in who qualifies, how long status lasts and what contracting tools they offer. Here is a general side-by-side comparison.
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The reps and certs section of a SAM.gov registration is easy to click through and costly to get wrong. Here is what each group of questions is for and why the answers must stay current.
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The SBA’s Women-Owned Small Business program has two designations and applies to specific industries. Here is how WOSB and EDWOSB generally differ.
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SDVOSB certification is now handled by the SBA through its VetCert program. Here is a general overview of what the designation means and how it is used.
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The SBA’s 8(a) program offers business development support and contracting opportunities to eligible small firms. Here is a general look at how it is structured.
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The HUBZone program connects federal contracting with economic development in underutilized areas. Here is how its location and residency requirements generally work.