This episode of Unveiled: GovCon Stories dives into the Rule of Two, a vital policy ensuring federal contracts are set aside for small businesses. The SBA’s proposed updates aim to expand its application to task and delivery orders under Multiple Award Contracts (MACs), potentially adding $6 billion in small business opportunities.
While promising, these changes bring challenges, including loopholes, administrative burdens, and market uncertainty. In this episode, we explore the potential impacts, strategies to stay competitive, and ways small businesses can advocate for themselves.
Tune in to learn how to adapt and position your business for success.
Call to Action
Advocate for your business by submitting feedback on the proposed rule changes: SBA Public Comment Portal.
Helpful Links
\t•\tSmall Business Act Overview - SBA
\t•\tFederal Register - SBA Proposed Rule
\t•\tTolliver Group Case Summary - COFC
\t•\tSBA Regulatory Impact Analysis
\t•\tSBA Resources for Small Businesses
\t•\tGAO Reports on Contracting
\t•\tSBA Mentor-Protégé Program
\t•\tInfoSquirrel
\t•\tSECAF
\t•\tOptimized Technical Solutions, Inc.
\t•\tWomen Impacting Public Policy
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