Assessing the Impact of Requiring Justification and Approval Review for Sole Source 8(a) Native American Contracts in Excess of $20 Million,

Author

Moore; Nancy Y. ; Cox; Amy G. ; Grammich; Clifford A. ; Mele; Judith D.

Year

2012

Publisher

RAND Corporation

Type

BOOK

Description

Participants in the federal 8(a) Business Development Program can receive low-value procurement contracts without competitive bidding; certain firms can receive contracts of any size. Concern over these firms' advantage led Congress to require a justification and approval process for contracts over $20 million. The effect is still emerging, but it may delay large contracts more than reduce the number awarded because the underlying need remains.

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