“The development and the creation of new innovations and new technologies has just been booming over the last several years,” said Scott Hutchins.
“It’s taking what is historically a pay-and-chase system and making it more of a threshold review,” said Michael Anderson.
“The massive amount of information, Terry, is probably the number one problem,” said Stephanie Kostro.
The Pentagon estimates nearly 40,000 companies could ultimately be affected by the rule.
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“The court ruled recently in a decision six to three with Justice Thomas writing the decision that there was no preemption in this case,” said Lisa Himes.
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The agency plans to consolidate its operations into a headquarters and 23 hubs while maintaining a presence at key defense contractor sites.
The Native American Contractors Association says delays in approving 8(a) applications are causing uncertainty among its members and impacting its communities.