What is the difference between the SBA Small Business Goaling Report and the other socio-economic reports?
The government prepares two types of reports dealing with socio-economic data: The SBA Small Business Goaling Report (done government-wide, Departments, and for Agencies) and the Socio-Economic Accomplishments reports – they represent Goaling vs. Accomplishments. Goaling reports give “credit” to the departments and agencies that PAY FOR a contract (instead of the ones that award the contracts – there is a difference). Accomplishments reports give “credit” to the departments or agencies that AWARD the contracts (not to the ones paying for the work). Both types of reports exclude certain categories of procurements when calculating the percentages. See the item “What is excluded from the Small Business Goaling Report?” below. Back to Top 12. What is excluded from The Small Business Goaling Report? When calculating the percentages in the Goaling reports, the Small Business Administration determined that the counts of actions and sums of obligated dollars for certain actions shall be exclud
The government prepares two types of reports dealing with socio-economic data: The SBA Small Business Goaling Report (done government-wide, Departments, and for Agencies) and the Socio-Economic Accomplishments reports – they represent Goaling vs. Accomplishments. Goaling reports give “credit” to the departments and agencies that PAY FOR a contract (instead of the ones that award the contracts – there is a difference). Accomplishments reports give “credit” to the departments or agencies that AWARD the contracts (not to the ones paying for the work). Both types of reports exclude certain categories of procurements when calculating the percentages. See the item “What is excluded from the Small Business Goaling Report?” below.
