Tag: Size Standards
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SBA referred 689 former 8(a) firms to GSA on Oct. 21 for audits of past awards as a tribal contractor sued over its suspension. What primes should check.
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Whether you count as small depends on the code of each procurement. How to check and why it matters.
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Growth is the goal, but crossing a size standard changes which contracts a firm can pursue. Here is how to project the date, what happens to existing contracts and how to plan the transition.
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The SBA counts the size of a firm’s affiliates along with its own. Ownership, management, family ties, economic dependence and the ostensible subcontractor rule can all turn a small firm large.
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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.
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The NAICS codes you list shape which opportunities you see and whether you qualify as small. A thoughtful approach beats listing every code that looks close.