SUBPART B—Eligibility, Certification, and Protests Relating to Federal Small Disadvantaged Business Programs (§124.1001 to §124.1014)
- 124.1001—General applicability.
- 124.1002—What is a Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB)?
- 124.1003—How does a firm become certified as an SDB?
- 124.1004—What is a misrepresentation of SDB status?
- 124.1005—How long does an SDB certification last?
- 124.1006—Can SBA initiate a review of the SDB status of a firm claiming to be an SDB?
- 124.1007—Who may protest the disadvantaged status of a concern?
- 124.1008—When will SBA not decide an SDB protest?
- 124.1009—Who decides disadvantaged status protests?
- 124.1010—What procedures apply to disadvantaged status protests?
- 124.1011—What format, degree of specificity, and basis does SBA require to consider an SDB protest?
- 124.1012—What will SBA do when it receives an SDB protest?
- 124.1013—How does SBA make disadvantaged status determinations in considering an SDB protest?
- 124.1014—Appeals of disadvantaged status determinations.