 | When it comes to 8(a) certification, in short, yes you should be concerned if your company earns more than 70% of its revenue from a single client or source (commercial). As part of the 8(a) application, applicants must provide a list of the company's contracts over the previous 12 months, including the following information: award date, customer name, description of work, dollar value and applicable NAICS code. In some cases, during the back and forth process with the SBA that is inherent in the 8(a) application process, the SBA will request contract information for the previous 3 years. |
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Affiliation: Minority Ownership In Another Company Can Lead To Common Ownership Affiliation2/15/2016
Affiliation: Hiring Subcontractor's Project Manager Does Not Violate the Ostensible Contractor Rule12/5/2015 On October 29, 2015, the Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) issued a decision in the Size Appeal of: Giacare and Medtrust JV, LLC, SBA No. SIZ-5690. The appeal, filed by GiaCare and Medtrust JV, LLC (an unsuccessful offeror) arose from a size determination which concluded that Global Dynamics, LLC (GDL) was not affiliated with its subcontractor, OMV Medical, Inc. (OMV) and was therefore a small business.
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