Small Business Subcontracting Plan Development and Reporting

The contract requires the development and ongoing maintenance of a subcontracting plan that fully complies with FAR 19.7 regulations, ensuring alignment with federal small business participation requirements. The contractor must establish mechanisms to track and document all subcontracting activities involving small businesses, including utilization data, performance evaluations, and compliance metrics. Regular reporting is mandated to meet federal reporting obligations, with submissions tailored to federal standards and timelines to demonstrate adherence to small business goals set by the Department of Defense. This effort is conducted under the Defense Logistics Agency, which oversees the management and execution of the subcontracting plan across its operations. The work is governed by NAICS code 541611, indicating a focus on management consulting services, and the contractor must maintain accurate, verifiable records of all subcontractor engagements to satisfy audit and compliance review requirements. Failure to meet reporting deadlines or demonstrate adequate small business participation may result in contractual penalties or loss of eligibility for future opportunities. The contract is active as of August 1, 2026, and is administered under the DLA’s broader procurement and subcontracting compliance framework.