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Rev. 8-7-06 1
VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
Presented by:
Florida ProcurementTechnical Assistance Center
Program
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
Contact PTAC Fort Myers, FL
Dan Telep 239-745-3708
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
Veterans Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Act of 1999
Websites:• www.sba.gov/vets• www.sba.gov/VETS/guidelines/vets_
guidelines.html
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
PURPOSE• Expand existing and establish
new assistance programs for veterans who own and operate small business firms
• Establish new institutions to provide SB assistance to veterans–Support institutions that provide
such assistance
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
PURPOSE (continued)• Provide business counseling and
training to any small business concern adversely affected by deployment of units of the Armed Forces in support of military conflict
• Recognize that many veterans and/or reservists have been negatively impacted by numerous military deployments over past 10 years
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
Veterans Benefits Act of 2003
PURPOSE• Establish a Procurement
Program for Small Business Concerns Owned and Controlled by Service Connected Disabled Veterans
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
DEFINITIONS – SERVICE CONNECTED DISABLED VETERAN• Service connected disabled veteran–The disability was incurred or aggravated, or that death resulted from a disability incurred or aggravated in the line of duty (Title 38, U.S.C.)
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
DEFINITION – SERVICE CONNECTED DISABLED VETERAN (continued)• Small Business Concern owned and
controlled by a service disabled veteran– 51% or more owned, operated and
managed by one or more service connected disabled veterans
– In the case of a veteran with permanent and severe disability, the daily operations and management are performed by the spouse or permanent caregiver
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
DEFINITION – VETERAN OWNED BUSINESS• Small Business Concern owned and controlled by a VETERAN–51% or more owned, operated and managed by one or more veterans
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
PROCESS – Service Connected Disabled Owned Veteran• Proof of veteran status• Currently self certification for
Government• Prime Contractors require copy
of DD Form 214 and Depart of Veteran Affairs letter establishing disability. No specific % required can be 0%
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
SERVICE CONNECTED DISABLED OWNED VETERAN SET-ASIDE OVER $100,000• Reasonable expectation that at least
TWO responsible SDVO SBC’s will submit offers; and
• Award can be made at a fair market price
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
A CO may award a SOLE SOURCE contract to a SCDVO small business if:
• Determines that none of the SCDVO SBC set-aside exemptions or provisions apply
• Anticipated award price of the contract, including options will not exceed: • $5.0M for manufacturing requirements
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
Continued• $3.0M for all other requirements• ScDVO small business is a
responsible contractor able to perform the contract
• Award can be made at a fair and reasonable price.
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
GOALS - SCDVO• 3% of government dollars to be
awarded to service connected disabled veteran-owned businesses
• 3% minimum goal in large Prime subcontracting plan for each contract over $500,000
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
GOALS – Veteran (Continued)• Goals not established for
veteran owned business• Prime contractors must show
% of dollars
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
ADVANTAGES – Service Connected Disabled Veteran and Veteran-Owned Businesses• More opportunities to quote for both government and primes
• More opportunities to establish relationship with primes
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
GETTING STARTED– Obtain Duns No. for CCR form
(1-866-705-5711)
Register on CCR - www.ccr.gov
Register on ORCA – www.bpn.gov
Register as veteran owned business – www.vetbiz.gov
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS Procurement Technical
Assistance Center Program • Florida locations
- www.fptac.org • National locations
- www.aptac-us.org
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS Small Business Development
Centers - www.sba/sbdc/ Defense Economic Transition
Assistance Centers Small Business Specialists (also
known as Small Business Utilization Specialists)
Internet
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
CENTER FOR VETERANS ENTERPRISE (00VE)Mailing Address:Center for Veterans Enterprise (00VE)U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs810 Vermont Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20420Office Location:1722 I (Eye) Street, N.W., Upper MezzanineWashington, DCFAX: 202.254.0238Phone; 866.584.2344Email: [email protected] Portal: http://www.vetbiz.gov
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
VETERANS BUSINESS OUTREACH PROGRAM Address - GCCC/SBDC/VBOC 2500 Minnesota Avenue, Lynn Haven,
FL 32444 Point of Contact – Tony Zacchio Phone: 1-800-542-7232 or 850-271-1108 Fax: 850-271-1109 Email: [email protected]
Webpage: http://www.vboc.org
States Covered: Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky
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VETERAN-OWNED BUSINESS
TIPS• Review websites
−www.fedbizopps.gov−www.fbodaily.com−www.va.gov/osdbu/busops.htm
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VETERAN OWNED BUSINESS
TIPS – continued
• Locate Marketswww.acq.osd.mil/sadbu−Subcontracting Opportunities with
DOD Major Prime Contractors−Small Business Specialists
• Find Sources of Assistance
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KEYS TO SUCCESS
PTAC\Ppt\WorkshopPres.PP.99\VetOwned 8/2/06.ppt
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