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  • Bid Protest decisions listed by Federal Acquisition Regulation
    Generally, under Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) § 19 502-2 (b), a procurement with an anticipated dollar value of more than $150,000 must be set aside for exclusive small business participation when there is a reasonable expectation that offers will be received from at least two responsible small business concerns, and that award will be made at a fair market price This standard is
  • Applying the Rule of Two to MATOCs - WIFCON. com
    Alternatively, if the Rule of Two is not satisfied, the contracting officer would not need the discretion established by § 644 (r) and the FAR because there would not be two small businesses capable of performing the order
  • FAR 2. 0 Update: Small Business Rule of Two Lives on in Part 19 – Small . . .
    A key takeaway is the FAR will retain the small business rule of two Part 19 – Small Business This part of the FAR covers rules designed to protect and enhance the use of small businesses in federal contracting The language was issued on September 26, 2025 and has been adopted by the GSA so far
  • Total Small Business Set-Asides - Small Business, Socioeconomic . . .
    FAR 19 502-2( b ) states: Before setting aside an acquisition under this paragraph, refer to 19 203(c ) The contracting officer shall set aside any acquisition over $150,000 for small business participation when there is a reasonable expectation that:(1) Offers will be obtained from at least two
  • Hypothetical Rule of Two Questions - Small Business, Socioeconomic . . .
    Specifically, we explained that: Given the language of the Jobs Act, as well as regulatory provisions implementing the Jobs Act, it is readily apparent that the general small business set-aside rule implemented under FAR § 19 502-2, does not apply when placing orders under the FSS program
  • Multiple Award IDIQ Small Business rerepresentation due to novation
    FAR 16 505 (b) states fair opportunity must be given, FAR 19 301-2 states that it does not change the terms and conditions of the contract, but does not FAR 19 502-2 (b) (1) apply that I have two other small business vendors must I not set aside?
  • Rule of Two only applies to Supplies? - wifcon. com
    I see where FAR 19 502-2 (b) (1) could be read to limit the application of 19 502-2 (b) to "products" but (a) and (c) both refer to services and 19 502-2 (b) refers you to both 19 502-2 (c) which explains why "products" bears special mention (i e nonmanufacturer rule) and to 19 203 (c) which says "For acquisitions of supplies or services that have an anticipated dollar value exceeding the
  • Acquisition Strategy for New Contract - WIFCON. com
    "Under FAR sect 19 502-2 (b), a procurement with an anticipated dollar value of more than $100,000 must be set aside for exclusive small business participation when there is a reasonable expectation that offers will be received from at least two responsible small business concerns and that award will be made at a fair market price
  • Fair Opportunity vs. Rule of Two - WIFCON. com
    Scenario: Commercial services multiple award IDIQ for $5,000,000 awarded to 4 small business and 1 large business using FAR 13 5 FAR 16 505((1)(i) states that "The contracting officer must provide each awardee a fair opportunity to be considered for each order exceeding $3,000 issued under multi
  • GAO: WOSB Set-Asides and Sole Sources are Discretionary, not Mandatory
    The FAR requires agencies to conduct market research to determine whether a contract should be set aside for small businesses Moreover, the FAR’s small business Rule of Two (found at FAR 19 502-2) requires an agency to set-aside procurements valued at $150,000 or more if the agency’s market research shows that there is a reasonable





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