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SUMMARY:GOVOLOGY: Small Business Size Standards and Affiliation: Lessons for Every Federal Contractor
DESCRIPTION:USE CODE 52VBOCR20 WHEN YOU REGISTER! \nFor small business set-aside contracts\, including socioeconomic set-asides like the 8(a) program\, a federal contractor must meet the SBA’s size standards. These size standards vary by industry and solicitation and are based on either average annual receipts or the number of employees. But size alone doesn’t tell the whole story. Many small businesses are surprised to learn that they could be deemed affiliated with other entities based on factors such as ownership\, management\, family relationships\, or subcontracting. If the SBA finds companies affiliated\, it will combine the receipts or employees of the various companies\, which can disqualify a company from small business programs. \nREGISTER HERE 
URL:https://www.mcnultycenter.org/event/govology-small-business-size-standards-and-affiliation-lessons-for-every-federal-contractor/
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