Task Order Small Business (SB) Subcontracting Credit for Ordering Agencies Clause Samples

This clause establishes how small business subcontracting credit is allocated to ordering agencies when task orders are issued under a contract. It specifies that when an ordering agency places a task order, the prime contractor's use of small business subcontractors for that order can be credited toward the agency's small business subcontracting goals. For example, if a federal agency issues a task order and the contractor subcontracts part of the work to a small business, the agency receives credit for supporting small business participation. The core function of this clause is to ensure that agencies receive appropriate recognition for promoting small business involvement through their procurement activities, thereby encouraging continued support for small business subcontractors.
Task Order Small Business (SB) Subcontracting Credit for Ordering Agencies. ‌ Until such time the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) permits the socio- economic subcontracting dollars on Task Orders to be credited to the Ordering Agency, small business socio-economic dollars will be accumulated and reported at the Master Contract level. Depending on the outcome of the anticipated FAR change pursuant to Small Business (SB) regulations at 13 CFR 125.3(h)(3), SBA has decided as a matter of policy that the funding of a Task Order should receive credit toward its small business subcontracting goals for a Task Order awarded under another agency's contract. In this expected eventuality, the Government may require Contractors to provide SB subcontracting plans and/or SB subcontracting reports (e.g. eSRS—Electronic Subcontracting Reporting System) at the Task Order level.
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