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SBA Proposes Overhaul to Simplify Small Business Classification and Expand Access to Federal Programs

The proposal would make about 110,000 more companies eligible for SBA loans and set-aside contracts, officials said.

  • On Thursday, the U.S. Small Business Administration proposed an overhaul of small business size standards, adding over 110,000 firms to the 36 million small businesses in America.
  • The agency seeks to modernize definitions by cutting roughly 65% of North American Industry Classification System codes, reducing nearly 1,000 categories down to 338 broader classifications.
  • Proposed changes include raising employee-based thresholds for semiconductor manufacturers from 1,250 to 2,800 workers and increasing revenue caps for animal production from $11 million to $71 million.
  • Procurement lawyer Eric Crusius called the proposal a "shock to the system," while Imani Augustus of Third Way warned of a "capital gap" for mid-sized firms in the "missing middle."
  • SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler defended the proposal as empowering businesses to compete against large corporations under President Trump's pro-growth agenda, though it faces a 30-day comment period.
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SBA Proposes Overhaul to Simplify Small Business Classification and Expand Access to Federal Programs

Size standard proposal would increase small business count by over 110,000

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