OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
Office of Federal Procurement Policy
Small Disadvantaged Business Procurement: Reform of Affirmative Action in Federal Procurement
AGENCY: Office of Federal Procurement Policy (OFPP)
ACTION: Notice of Determination Concerning the Price Evaluation Adjustment Program and the Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) Participation Program
SUMMARY: The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), 48 CFR Subparts 19.11 and 19.12 contain procurement mechanisms applicable to the SDB reform program. FAR Subpart 19.11 permits eligible SDBs to receive price evaluation adjustments in Federal procurement programs. FAR Subpart 19.12 provides for an SDB participation program that evaluates the extent of participation of SDB concerns in contract performance. The FAR provides further that the Department of Commerce will determine on an annual basis the price evaluation adjustment by standard industrial classification (SIC) major groups for the price evaluation adjustment program and the authorized SIC major groups for the SDB participation program.
The Commerce Department, in the attached memorandum, determines that for fiscal year 2000 the price evaluation adjustment and the authorized SIC major groups are the same as used in fiscal year 1999. The OFPP notice of June 30, 1998 (63 Fed. Reg. 35714) includes the Commerce determination for fiscal year 1999 of the price evaluation adjustment by SIC major groups for the price evaluation adjustment program. Subsequently, OFPP published on December 29, 1998 (63 Fed. Reg. 71724) the Commerce determination of authorized SIC major groups for the SDB participation program which were the same SIC major groups applicable to the price evaluation adjustment program.
EFFECTIVE DATE: September 30, 1999
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Michael Gerich, Deputy Associate Administrator, Office of Federal Procurement Policy, Telephone, 202-395-3501. For information on the Commerce determination, contact Jeffrey Mayer, Director of Policy Development, Economics and Statistics Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, Telephone 202-482-1728.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
PROCUREMENT MECHANISMS AND FACTORS
FAR Subparts 19.11 and 19.12 contain procurement mechanisms applicable to the SDB reform program. FAR Subpart 19.11 provides for the use of a price evaluation adjustment for eligible SDBs. FAR Subpart 19.12 provides for an SDB participation program that consists of two mechanisms: (1) an evaluation factor or subfactor for evaluating the extent of participation of SDBs in performance of the contract; and (2) an incentive subcontracting program for exceeding SDB participation targets. OFPP gives notice that the attached memorandum from the Commerce Department determines that for fiscal year 2000 the price evaluation adjustment and the authorized SIC major groups are the same as used in fiscal year 1999. (See 63 Fed. Reg. 35714 (June 30, 1998) for the price evaluation adjustment and the listing of the eligible SIC major groups applicable in fiscal year 1999.) This determination affects solicitations issued on or after October 1, 1999.
Deidre A. Lee
Administrator
Attachment
MEMORANDUM FOR OFFICE OF FEDERAL PROCUREMENT POLICY
FROM: | Jeffrey L. Mayer Director of Policy Development |
SUBJECT: | Determination on the Price Evaluation Adjustment for Small Disadvantaged Business Concerns and the Small Disadvantaged Business Participation Program for FY 2000 |
Industries Eligible for a Ten Percent Price Evaluation Adjustment and the Small Disadvantaged Business Participation Program |
SIC Major Industry Group | Eligibility (*) |
Description of Industry Grouping |
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND FISHING | ||
01 | Agricultural production -- crops | |
02 | Agricultural production -- livestock | |
07 | Agricultural services | |
08 | Forestry | |
09 | Fishing, hunting, & trapping | |
MINING | ||
10 | * | Metal mining |
12 | * | Coal mining |
13 | * | Oil & gas extraction |
14 | * | Extraction of nonmetallic minerals, ex. Fuels |
CONSTRUCTION | ||
15 | Building construction -- general contractors | |
15 | * | East North Central |
15 | * | East South Central |
15 | * | Middle Atlantic |
15 | Mountain | |
15 | New England | |
15 | Pacific | |
15 | South Atlantic | |
15 | West North Central | |
15 | * | West South Central |
16 | Heavy construction other than buildings -- contractors | |
16 | East North Central | |
16 | * | East South Central |
16 | Middle Atlantic | |
16 | Mountain | |
16 | New England | |
16 | Pacific | |
16 | South Atlantic | |
16 | West North Central | |
16 | * | West South Central |
17 | Construction -- special trade contractors | |
17 | East North Central | |
17 | East South Central | |
17 | Middle Atlantic | |
17 | Mountain | |
17 | * | New England |
17 | Pacific | |
17 | South Atlantic | |
17 | * | West North Central |
17 | West South Central | |
MANUFACTURING | ||
20 | Food & kindred products | |
21 | Tobacco products | |
22 | * | Textile mill products |
23 | * | Apparel & other finished products made from fabrics |
24 | * | Lumber & wood products, ex. Furniture |
25 | * | Furniture & fixtures |
26 | * | Paper & allied products |
27 | * | Printing, publishing, & allied industries |
28 | * | Chemicals & allied products |
29 | * | Petroleum refining & related industries |
30 | * | Rubber & miscellaneous plastics products |
31 | * | Leather & leather products |
32 | Stone, clay, glass, & concrete products | |
33 | Primary metal industries | |
34 | * | Fabricated metal products |
35 | Industrial & commercial machinery & computer equipment | |
36 | * | Electronic & other electrical equipment & components, ex. Computers |
37 | * | Transportation equipment |
38 | * | Measuring, analyzing, & controlling instruments; photographic, medical & optical goods; watches & clocks |
39 | * | Miscellaneous manufacturing industries |
TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATIONS, ELECTRIC, GAS, SANITARY SERVICES | ||
40 | Railroad transportation | |
41 | * | Local & suburban transit & interurban highway passenger transportation |
42 | * | Motor freight transportation & warehousing |
44 | * | Water transportation |
45 | Transportation by air | |
46 | * | Pipelines, exc. natural gas |
47 | * | Transportation services |
48 | * | Communications |
49 | * | Electric, gas, & sanitary services |
WHOLESALE TRADE | ||
50 | * | Wholesale trade -- durable goods |
51 | * | Wholesale trade -- nondurable goods |
RETAIL TRADE | ||
52 | * | Building materials, hardware, garden supply, & mobile home dealers |
53 | * | General Merchandise stores |
54 | * | Food stores |
55 | * | Automotive dealers & gasoline service stations |
56 | * | Apparel & accessory stores |
57 | * | Home furniture, furnishings, & equipment stores |
58 | * | Eating & drinking places |
59 | * | Miscellaneous retail |
FINANCE, INSURANCE, AND REAL ESTATE | ||
60 | * | Depository institutions |
61 | * | Nondepository adjustment institutions |
62 | * | Security & commodity brokers, dealers, exchanges, & services |
63 | * | Insurance carriers |
64 | * | Insurance agents, brokers, & services |
65 | * | Real estate |
67 | * | Holding & other investment offices |
SERVICES | ||
70 | * | Hotels, rooming houses, camps, & other lodging places |
72 | Personal services | |
73 | * | Business services |
75 | * | Automotive repair, services, & parking |
76 | * | Miscellaneous repair services |
78 | Motion pictures | |
79 | Amusement & recreation services | |
80 | * | Health services |
81 | Legal services | |
82 | * | Educational services |
83 | Social services | |
84 | Museums, art galleries, & botanical & zoological gardens | |
86 | Membership organizations | |
87 | * | Engineering, accounting, research, management, & related services |
88 | Private households | |
89 | * | Miscellaneous services |
East North Central: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin
East South Central: Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee
Middle Atlantic: New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania
Mountain: Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming
New England: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
Pacific: Alaska, California, Guam, Hawaii, Oregon, Washington
South Atlantic: Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina,
Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Virgin Islands, Virginia, West Virginia
West North Central: Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota,
South Dakota
West South Central: Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas
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