One key benefit of the 8(a) program is the opportunity to receive “sole source” contracts (not exceeding $3.5M for services and $5.5 for manufacturing). Participants in the 8(a) program are also eligible to bid on “set aside” contracts with other participants in the 8(a) program. 

Do you need services fast? Consider Sole Sourcing.

A big advantage for government procurement personnel in selecting the 8a contracting method is that the agency does not have to solicit bids and may choose a specific 8a contractor to fulfill its requirements. 

For sole-source requirements under the competitive thresholds, the contracting agency can identify the 8a company to perform a contract by simply naming that company in an offering letter to the SBA. 

Competitive requirements must be synopsized in FedBizOpps and the resulting solicitation must be open for a minimum of 30 days. Full and open competition can take several months vs a faster 8a sole source contract. 

Business Size and Status:
Certified 8(a) Certified (Case# 301350); Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)

Other Pertinent Information:
DUNS Number: 135174832
CAGE Code: 3HA49

NAICS Codes:
511120, 518210, 541511, 541512, 541519, 541611, 541618, 541810, 541820, 541930, 561110, 561320, 561920