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Mentor Protégé Program

Mentor Protégé Program. Associate Director for Small Business U.S. Army Medical Command. Mentor Protégé Program. DOD Mentor Protégé Program has been available since 1991 DOD agencies each have their own policies and guidelines for participation

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Mentor Protégé Program

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  1. Mentor Protégé Program Associate Director for Small Business U.S. Army Medical Command

  2. Mentor Protégé Program • DOD Mentor Protégé Program has been available since 1991 • DOD agencies each have their own policies and guidelines for participation • Army Policies and Guidelines can be found at the Army OSADBU websiteat www.sellingtoarmy.info

  3. Mentor Protégé Program Who is Eligible? Mentors • Have at least one active approved subcontracting plan negotiated with DoD or another Federal Agency • Be eligible for award of Federal contracts • May be an 8(a) Graduate • Committed to small business & protégé • Can mentor more than 1 protégé under separate agreements

  4. Who is Eligible? Mentor Protégé Program Protégés • Certified Small Disadvantaged Business • Qualified organizations employing the severely disabled • Women-Owned Small Business • Indian-Owned Small Business • Native Hawaiian Organization-Owned Small Business • Qualified HUBzone Small Business • Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business • Be eligible for award of Federal contracts

  5. Mentor Protégé Program Types of Agreements • Credit – Allows mentor to receive credit against their SDB subcontracting goals for costs incurred due to development assistance provided to the protégé. • Direct Reimbursement – Allows mentor to receive monetary reimbursement of costs incurred due to development assistance provided to the protégé.

  6. Mentor Protégé Program Mentor Benefits • Long-term relationship with business partner • Qualified source at competitive prices • Ability to award subcontracts directly • Help achieve subcontracting goals • Source of qualified employees from HBCU/MI

  7. Mentor Protégé Program Protégé Benefits • Technology Transfer • Technical Management Skills • Long-term Relationship • Enhanced Competitiveness • Subcontracting Opportunities • Source of Qualified Employees from HBCU/MI

  8. Mentor Protégé Program Protégé Benefits U.S. Army Medical Command Small Business Programs Office 2107 17th Street, Suite 70 Fort Sam Houston, TX 78234-5070 Associate Director for Small Business Phone – 210-221-4267 Email – small.business@amedd.army.mil

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