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NASA/MSFC FY 2013 Small Business Direct Goal Achievements (through Sept.)

MSFC SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAM UPDATE PRESENTED TO: HUNTSVILLE AEROSPACE MARKETING ASSOCIATION PRESENTER: DAVID E. BROCK FEBRUARY 14, 2014. NASA/MSFC FY 2013 Small Business Direct Goal Achievements (through Sept.). FY10-13 Small Business Direct Dollar Achievements.

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NASA/MSFC FY 2013 Small Business Direct Goal Achievements (through Sept.)

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  1. MSFC SMALL BUSINESS PROGRAM UPDATEPRESENTED TO:HUNTSVILLE AEROSPACE MARKETING ASSOCIATION PRESENTER:DAVID E. BROCKFEBRUARY 14, 2014

  2. NASA/MSFC FY 2013 Small Business Direct Goal Achievements (through Sept.)

  3. FY10-13 Small BusinessDirect Dollar Achievements

  4. MSFC FY13 Top 10 Small Business Contracts

  5. MSFC FY13 Top 10 Contracts

  6. Space Launch System (SLS) FY13 Contract Obligation

  7. FY14 NASA/MSFC Direct Goal Achievements (Through January 31)

  8. 36 Month Acquisition Forecast

  9. 36 Month Acquisition Forecast (Cont.)

  10. In Competition

  11. FY14 Focus Areas • Increase performance against agency HUBZone, SDVO, and WOSB percentage goals • Increase utilization of multiple award contracts for contracting with small businesses • Increase percentage of awards placed with small businesses under the simplified acquisition threshold ($25K to $150K)

  12. Rule of Parity • SBA has determined that there is parity among the set aside authorities for the subcategories in small business • NASA interprets the SB Act to allow COs to choose equally among all of the SB set-aside programs, without giving one preference over the others • CO should consider other competitive options before proceeding with an SB set-aside • Although parity exists among the four SB development programs, FAR 19.804-4 (f) enables SBA to determine whether existing requirements should continue under the 8(a) program

  13. Set-Aside Options WhenApplying the Rule of Parity • Section 8(a) sole source and competitive set-asides • HUBZone sole source and competitive set-asides • SDVO sole source and competitive set-asides • WOSB set-asides

  14. Multiple Award Contract at MSFC • Construction blanket purchase agreements less $25K (21 SBs) • Construction indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contracts above $25K (13 SBs) • Engineered Solutions & Prototypes (2 LB & 1 SB) • Marshall Integrated Program Support (7 SBs)

  15. NASA Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT) StatusFinal FY13 Data generated November 4, 2013 from FPDS-NG

  16. NASA Simplified Acquisition Threshold (SAT) StatusJanuary FY14 Data generated February 4, 2014 from FPDS-NGNote: NASA and Federal Government have the same SAT SB % through January 31, 2014

  17. FY14 NASA/MSFC Outreach Events

  18. MSFC Small Business Program Contacts

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