Small business prospers
August 21, 2008 by Matthew Potter · Comment
Filed under: Akimeka Technologies, Congress, Contract Awards, Federal Budget Process, IT, SETA
Filed under: Akimeka Technologies, Congress, Contract Awards, Federal Budget Process, IT, SETA
This article from Hawaii describes how a small, minority owned business is prospering under DoD contracting rules. Most agencies and large contracts are required to share the work among small, disadvantaged business by Federal law and regulation. Here, Akimeka Technologies, a Hawaiian company, that provides IT services benefits from those rules. Larger companies will team with it to cross off that requirement, or they have a step-up in bidding on work due to their status. Of course they need to be able to do the work required, but many companies get a start like this due to the targeted efforts of the DoD.
For more see the article on Pacific Business News.
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