New Jersey District Office
8(a) BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
RESOURCES & INFORMATION
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A Number One---Rafael Collado, CEO of Phacil (Center) enjoys the moment as he is recognized by SBA’s NJ District Director, James A. Kocsi (left) and SBA’s Director of Field Operations, William M. Manger (right) as SBA’s 2007 NJ and Regional Minority Small Business Person of the Year. They are joined by employees of Phacil and aides from Congressman Andrews’ and Congressman Payne’s Office. Since becomming a certified 8(a) contractor, Phacil has received nine 8(a) contracts worth $3.4 million The firm employs 150 people and provides a wide range of services to its customers that include Information Technology Services, Acquisition Support, Facilities Management Support, as well as Security and Intelligence Services.
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Welcome to the 8(a) Business Development Program Information Webpage. This page is designed to serve as a central and comprehensive resource for 8(a) Program Participants, potential program applicants, representatives of federal procuring activities, and others interested in the 8(a) Program. The webpage includes useful information on 8(a) Program eligibility and the application process, procurement news, 8(a) procedural information, all 8(a)-related forms, and links to other helpful sites. We update this site regularly to best serve our customers. If there is something you would like us to add to this site, please let us know by calling (973) 645-2531
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Are you eligible for the 8(a) Business Development Program? Look over our QUICK-CHECK Eligibility Checklist
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8(a) Business Development Code of Federal Regulations - 13 CFR Part 124 - ( HTML) or ( pdf)
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The Surety Bond Guarantee Program provides small and minority contractors and qualified HUB-Zone contractors with contracting opportunities for which they could not otherwise compete. By law, prime contractors to the federal government must post surety bonds on federal construction projects valued at $100,000 or more. Many state, county municipal and private-sector contracts also require bonding, but small and minority businesses may not be able to obtain bonds through regular commercial channels. Through this program, the U.S. Small Businesses Administration can guarantee bid, performance and payment bonds for contracts up to $2.0 million for eligible small contractors.
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