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Federal contracting has long been more than a procurement system. In this opinion piece, former SBA Associate Administrator John Shoraka examines how federal contracting policy shapes economic opportunity, community wealth, and political influence and why recent policy shifts could have lasting consequences for underserved communities and the future of the federal marketplace.
The future of the 8(a) and small business socio economic programs is facing unprecedented and coordinated pressure. While federal actions continue to accumulate, the silence from many expected advocates has been striking. This statement outlines why the threat is real, why it is intentional, and why immediate collective action is essential.
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