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  1. SmallGovCon

    SBA Proposes Monumental Changes to Small Business Size Standards (Part 2)

    By John Holtz

    As we discussed last week, on August 19, 2026, SBA proposed what can only be described as a complete shift in the paradigm of the small business size standards. In…

  2. SmallGovCon

    GovConFAQ: How Do I Count My Joint Venture’s Receipts When Determining My Size?

    By Nicole Pottroff

    Joint ventures are an increasingly common teaming structure in small business federal government contracting. They offer small businesses (and even some SBA-approved large business mentors) the opportunity to perform set-aside…

  3. SmallGovCon

    Important Exception to “Size at Initial Offer” Rule Dooms Award to Mentor-Protégé JV

    By John Holtz

    As a general rule, when it comes to compliance with a solicitation’s size standard, what matters is the size of the entity at the time it submits its initial offer…

  4. The Federal Government Contracts & Procurement Blog

    SBA Adjusts Size Standards Based on Inflation

    By Fox Rothschild

    For the first time since 2014, the Small Business Administration (SBA) adjusted size standards for small businesses to keep pace with inflation.  Initially posted by the SBA for public comment…

  5. Inside Government Contracts

    SBA Increases Size Standards for Manufacturing and Various Other Industries

    By Scott A. Freling

    On September 10, 2014, the U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) issued two proposed rules to increase employee-based size standards for manufacturing and various other industries in connection with the agency’s…

  6. Federal Construction Contracting Blog

    SBA Expands the Definition of "Small" Business with Regard to Dredging and Land Subdivision Contracts

    By Edward T. DeLisle

    By: Edward T. DeLisle & Maria L. Panichelli Yesterday, the U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) proposed certain size standard changes, which could expand the number of contractors eligible for “small”…

  7. Focus on Regulation

    SBA Increasing Opportunities for Small Business Construction Contractors

    By Pete Dungan

    This post was co-authored by Todd R. Overman and Brendan M. Lill.  Todd Overman is a Partner in Hogan Lovells' Government Contracts Practice.  His practice focuses primarily on advising clients…