Comptroller general assessment of small business participation in Federal procurement
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Not later than 18 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Comptroller General of the United States shall submit to the relevant committees of Congress and make publicly available a report that— that does the following: (1) assesses Assesses the current level of participation by small business participation businesses in Federal procurement, identifying barriers, opportunities, procurement. (2) Identifies barriers and opportunities and the impact of existing policies on the ability of small businesses to compete in Federal procurement; (2) catalogs procurement. (3) Catalogs and evaluates the effectiveness of programs intended to support the participation of small business participation businesses in Federal procurement; and (3) analyzes procurement. (4) Analyzes trends in the involvement of small business involvement businesses in Federal technology projects, including data on contract awards, the diversity of sectors represented, and the geographic distribution of small business contractors.
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