Subcontract Management & Small Business Compliance

The contract requires comprehensive subcontract management services focused on ensuring full compliance with FAR 52.219-14 and all small business set-aside requirements, including the development, implementation, and monitoring of an SBA-approved subcontracting plan. This involves active oversight of subcontractor activities to meet small business participation goals, maintaining accurate records, and reporting progress in accordance with federal regulations. The contractor must coordinate with prime and subcontractor entities to validate eligibility, track performance, and resolve any deviations or non-compliance issues in alignment with SBA guidelines. Additionally, the contract mandates dedicated oversight of DPAS-rated subcontracts to ensure priority rating compliance across all tiers of the supply chain, particularly for defense-related deliverables tied to the Department of Defense. The work supports the Defense Logistics Agency’s mission to maintain operational readiness through rigorous subcontractor accountability, requiring continuous monitoring of subcontractor capabilities, performance metrics, and regulatory adherence. All activities must be conducted under the NAICS code 541611, and the contractor is expected to provide proactive, detail-oriented administrative and compliance support throughout the contract lifecycle, ensuring alignment with federal procurement standards without reliance on state or local oversight mechanisms.