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E8-23472 Small Disadvantaged Business Program Rule This rule changes the requirements relating to which firms may certify their status as small disadvantaged businesses (SDBs) for purposes of federal prime contracts and subcontracts. Currently, only those firms that have applied to and been certified as SDBs by SBA may certify themselves to be SDBs for federal prime and subcontracts. This rule allows firms to self-represent their status for subcontracting purposes without first receiving any SDB certification. It also recognizes that the benefits of being an SDB for federal prime contracts has been greatly diminished over the past years, and shifts the responsibility of identifying firms as SDBs for federal prime contracts to those limited agencies that have authority and chose to use price evaluation adjustments to SDBs. 2008-10-03 2008 10 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2008/10/03/E8-23472/small-disadvantaged-business-program https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2008-10-03/pdf/E8-23472.pdf Small Business Administration 468 This rule changes the requirements relating to which firms may certify their status as small disadvantaged businesses (SDBs) for purposes of federal prime contracts and subcontracts. Currently, only those firms that have applied to and been certified... 3245-AF79

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