Woman-owned small businesses in the 2013 fiscal year have been pulling in contract after contract due to small business set-aside initiative. The Federal Acquisition Regulations (which contains over 2,200 pages of government rules) states very clearly that 23% of all...
Woman-Owned Small Business Contractors Continue to Thrive in Spite of Recent Sequester
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