Small Business Subcontracting & Reporting Compliance

The contract involves subcontracting opportunities for small businesses in services related to transportation, testing, and cybersecurity under a prime contractor with WOSB/EDWOSB status, which imposes specific reporting obligations under FAR 52.219-28 and FAR 52.219-29. These obligations require the prime to track, report, and demonstrate meaningful participation by small disadvantaged businesses in the performance of the contract, ensuring compliance with federal small business subcontracting goals. The underlying work falls under NAICS code 484220, indicating a focus on truck transportation of freight and materials, and is managed by the Defense Logistics Agency under the Department of Defense. Subcontractors are expected to perform work tied to defense logistics operations, with performance likely centered around military supply chain support, security services, and technical testing functions. Although no specific location or point of contact is provided, the contract is linked to a federal procurement portal and is active as of July 2026, suggesting it is a long-term vehicle for awarding subcontracts. Compliance with small business reporting requirements is central to the contract’s administration, and failure to meet these obligations could impact the prime’s standing or eligibility for future opportunities. Small businesses seeking participation must align with the prime’s reporting structure and maintain accurate records to support verification and audit readiness.