Govology: Limitations on Subcontracting: A Step-by-Step Compliance Guide (2023 Update)

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For small businesses and their teammates, few government contracting topics are as confusing as the limitations on subcontracting (LoS) for set-aside and socioeconomic sole-source contracts. And if that isn’t stressful enough, the “LoS” is an area of heavy enforcement: get it wrong, and a contractor can face major penalties.

Wouldn’t it be nice if someone explained the limitations on subcontracting in plain English? How great would it be if small businesses and their teaming partners had a step-by-step process to help determine compliance? Look no further!

In this webinar, government contracts attorney Shane McCall will help you make sense of the limitations on subcontracting. Using a step-by-step process and plenty of examples to help bring the rule to life, he will help you ensure that you understand and comply with this essential rule.

Target Audience: Small business federal contractors and their teammates