Socioeconomic procurement goals and achievements
LANL negotiates its socioeconomic goals annually with DOE/NNSA to ensure that a percentage of Laboratory procurements are placed with small and other socioeconomic businesses.
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Procurements shared with businesses from varied socioeconomic categories
LANL negotiates its socioeconomic goals annually with DOE/NNSA to ensure that a percentage of Laboratory procurements are placed with small and other socioeconomic businesses. The SBPO tracks procurement performance for the Laboratory and reports its performance semiannually to DOE, NNSA, and SBA.
The socioeconomic goals, which are negotiated and established, include these small business socioeconomic categories:
- Small Disadvantaged Business
- Woman-Owned Small Business
- Veteran-Owned Small Business
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business
- HUBZone Small Business
While goals are not set for 8(a) Small Businesses, the SBPO also tracks the volume of procurements placed in this category.
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