Tag: SBA
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From wartime plants corporations to the 8(a), HUBZone, veteran and women-owned programs, the SBA’s contracting role was built in stages. Knowing why each program exists explains how its rules work.
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A clear overview of the four main federal small business programs: who qualifies, what each one offers, and how set-aside competitions actually work.
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SBA’s mentor-protégé program pairs small businesses with experienced firms for development support. Here is how it generally works and how joint ventures fit in.
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When a firm’s small business status is in doubt, SBA can decide it through a size determination. Here is how size protests generally work and why accuracy matters.
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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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A network of no-cost resources helps small businesses learn federal contracting. Here is what each one generally does and how to make the most of it.
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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.
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Whether your firm counts as small depends on the NAICS code, how size is measured and who you are affiliated with. Here is a plain overview of the rules.