Small Business
The SLAC Small Business Program provides opportunities for small business suppliers to obtain Laboratory contracts for goods and services. It is SLAC’s policy to provide opportunities to small business concerns, HUBZone small business concerns, small disadvantaged business concerns, women-owned small business concerns, veteran-owned small business concerns and service-disabled veteran-owned small business concerns which is consistent with the efficient performance of its prime contract with the Department of Energy.
In fiscal year 2021 SLAC’s procurement obligations to small businesses and socioeconomic reportable spend totaled $101,716,180 representing 59.29 percent of our total procurement spend. Contracting opportunities for small businesses continue to be a key part of SLAC’s socioeconomic goal. Our fiscal year 2022 small business goal is 45% of our total procurement obligations.
If you are interested in learning how to register as a small business please visit the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for more information.
If you are already registered as a small business with the U.S. SBA and are interested in becoming a Small Business supplier at SLAC please complete and submit the Prospective Supplier Information Form. Note: Completing the prospective supplier information form does not guarantee solicitations or awards will be sent to your organization.
“Small businesses are vital to the the U.S. economy and the research conducted at SLAC. At SLAC we and the DOE are committed to ensure all businesses have an equal opportunity to compete and be awarded contracts to further the growth of the lab and develop science to benefit mankind. “
If you have any questions regarding SLAC’s Small Business Program, please contact our Small Business Program Manager.
Small Business Program Manager
| Nicole Colley | ncolley@slac.stanford.edu | (650) 926-2332 |
