Small, mid-tier, and large businesses are being invited to attend a virtual Professional Services Category Roundtable to capture data and input on various issues. The forums will be held on December 1 and December 2 dependent upon business size. The schedule is as follows:
- Small Businesses: Tuesday, December 1 @ 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST
- Mid-Tier Businesses: Wednesday, December 2 @ 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. EST
- Large Businesses: Wednesday, December 2 @ 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. EST
Each session will be limited to 75 participants, if a business is interested in participating you may email Bounce Quarry (bounce.quarry@gsa.gov) by close of business Monday, November 23, 2020. You must indicate in the email which session you would like to attend.
The qualifications for a business to attend a session are:
SMALL BUSINESS
- Active in the Management Advisory Services, Technical & Engineering Services, Research & Development or Financial Services subcategories
- Under small business threshold for all NAICS associated with SAM.gov registration
- Awarded a task order with the federal government in the last two fiscal years
MID-TIER
- Actively providing contracted support services in the Management Advisory Services, Technical & Engineering Services, Research & Development or Financial Services subcategories
- Awarded a task order with the federal government in the last two fiscal years
And at least one of the following:
- Considered a small business under at least one NAICS code and considered an other than small business under another NAICS code
- Recently surpassed (in the past three years) the small business socioeconomic limits in a professional services NAICS
- A member of an industry association for mid-tier companies
- Less than 5x the revenue of the largest NAICS small business threshold
LARGE BUSINESS
- Actively providing contracted support services in the Management Advisory Services, Technical & Engineering Services, Research & Development or Financial Services subcategories
- Awarded a task order with the federal government in the last two fiscal years
- Not considered a small business under any NAICS codes
- 5x the revenue of the largest NAICS small business threshold
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