How should large prime subcontracting plans be enforced?
Response: Small business subcontracting plans submitted by large prime contractors should be monitored more closely. Small business subcontracting plans, including all details of the plans, required by large prime contractors, shall be made public and fully accessible either electronically or on forms 294 and 295, immediately upon request. Large companies not meeting the mandatory 3 percent subcontracting goals should not be allowed to repeat the same poor performance on re-competes and new competes. When an incumbent has NOT met the 3 percent goal and is re-competing for a renewal, their proposed price should be levied a 10 percent increase. When a large business does not have a combined 3 percent SDVOSB average recorded on a Fiscal Years submission of all 294 and 295 forms; all proposed prices submitted for any contract should be levied an increase. The price increase for not meeting the SDVOSB goal the first year should be 5 percent and should increase 5 percent each subsequent year
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