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  1. All, Thank you so much for your inputs, I appreciate it. Joel, Don, you are correct, it was a small business set aside. I agree with you Joel, concerning incorporation through the Christian Doctrine. Luckily enough, the contract fits under 13 CFR § 125.6(h)(i) Where an offeror is exempt from affiliation under §121.103(h)(3) of this chapter and qualifies as a small business concern, the performance of work requirements set forth in this section apply to the cooperative effort of the joint venture, not its individual members. 13 CFR §121.103(h)(3) states: (3) Exception to affiliation for certain joint ventures. (i) A joint venture of two or more business concerns may submit an offer as a small business for a Federal procurement without regard to affiliation under paragraph (h) of this section so long as each concern is small under the size standard corresponding to the NAICS code assigned to the contract, provided: (A) The procurement qualifies as a “bundled” requirement, at any dollar value, within the meaning of §125.2(d)(1)(i) of this chapter Since §121.103(h)(3)(A) applies, our efforts with our only sub will comply with the 50% rule, regardless of it's presence in the contract. And thanks to everyone for taking it easy on my first post.
  2. Hi Vern, I've taken a look through the document several times, and the FAR clause is not in the contract.
  3. Hi All, I'm new to the community and ran across an odd situation. a small business set aside is awarded to an SDV prime with an SB sub. There's no limitation on subcontracting clause in the contract, and the proposal as written has the small business sub working more than 50% of the contract cost. Does the SDV prime need to comply with the 13 CFR 125.6?
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