When Are Subcontracting Plans Required?
Federal Contractors Are Required to Maintain an Acceptable Subcontracting Plan If They Are an Other Than Small Business (Including All Subsidiaries and...
Federal contractors are required to maintain an acceptable subcontracting plan if they are an other than small business (including all subsidiaries and affiliates, both foreign and domestic) and the estimated dollar value of the base contract and all option periods exceeds, or is expected to exceed, $750,000.
Are subcontracting plans required for GSA orders?
Specifically for GSA contractors, if your business is considered an other than small business under the primary NAICS Code as defined by GSA, and if your estimated GSA contract value exceeds $700,000 ($1.5 million for construction), then you are required to submit a subcontracting plan for the contract if the ...
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What is a commercial subcontracting plan?
A COMMERCIAL SUBCONTRACTING PLAN. Includes the Offeror's (or Contractor's) planned subcontracting supporting both commercial AND government business, rather than solely to a single government agency or contract. Is the preferred type of subcontracting plan for Contractors furnishing commercial items and services.
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