Washington-U.S. Senator Jim Risch today said: Simplification of subcontracting law Reduce the complexity of federal contracts so that more small businesses and entrepreneurs can pursue them. U.S. Senators Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.), Ted Budd (R.N.C.), John Kennedy (R-R.I.), Marco Rubio (R-Florida) also joined Risch in introducing. invoice.
“Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but when it comes to subcontracting to the federal government, the overly complex language leaves many companies behind.” said Lish. “Congress can easily fix this problem. Simplification of subcontracting laws. My bill would require the federal government to communicate in plain language, not bureaucracy, to pave the way for more small businesses to compete for these contracts. ”
“Small businesses and the American people are missing out when government bureaucrats use overly complex language and discourage companies from pursuing contracts.” Crapo said. “This plain language requirement makes government contracting more approachable for small and medium-sized businesses because it avoids overly technical and specialized jargon that can be difficult for companies without unlimited resources. It will be easier.”
“Small businesses should be given a level playing field to work as government subcontractors.” Hickenlooper said. “Plain, easy-to-read language will help more small businesses compete for these contracts.”
“Small businesses benefit from federal contracts, but when the government uses confusing language, it discourages small businesses from applying for contracts. Simplifying the Subcontracting Act will ensure clear language in federal contracts. It will be used more and more companies will be able to take advantage of contract opportunities.” said Kennedy.
“Small businesses drive innovation, strengthen government operations, and advance national security. But many are excluded from federal subcontracting due to complex contracts. Simplification of subcontracting law Streamlining communications and leveling the playing field will help small businesses compete for government contracts. ”Rubio said.
of Simplification of subcontracting laws; As its name suggests, this bill is a simple, one-page bill that would require the federal government to operate in similarly simple language when engaging in subcontracting work with small businesses.This law reflects: Plain Grammar 2010.
The Idaho Small Business Development Center (SBDC), the Idaho Veteran Entrepreneurs Alliance, and the American Subcontractors Association support Sen. Risch's bill.
