SBA Rule Changes and Their Impact on Small Business Contracts

Summary
This article discusses a proposed rule change by the Small Business Administration (SBA) regarding small business set-aside government contracts. The change would prevent companies that grow beyond small business size through acquisition from receiving future contracts, even if they initially qualified. A procurement attorney argues against the change, citing the complexity of current rules and potential negative impacts on investment in the defense industrial base. The attorney believes the SBA's concerns are based on a moral rather than practical argument, and the rule's implementation is uncertain due to ongoing review and potential administrative changes. The discussion also touches upon the broader challenges of government procurement and its disconnect with industry realities.
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