SBA’s regulations say that in order to qualify as a small business under a set-aside or sole-source contract seeking manufactured products or supply items, an offeror ordinarily must either be the manufacturer of the end item or qualify under the nonmanufacturer rule.
This post will discuss five things your small business should know about qualifying as a manufacturer under the SBA’s rules; in a future post, I’ll walk through the nonmanufacturer rule.
Let’s get to it: Here are 5 Things You Should Know about the SBA’s definition of manufacturer.
Keep reading this article at: http://smallgovcon.com/five-things/5-things-you-should-know-sbas-definition-of-manufacturer/
