1. Department of Homeland Security Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) TRIAD April 21, 2008 Kevin Boshears

2. 2 Outline  Three major types of business opportunities  Role of the OSDBU  Small business consideration process  DHS mentor-protégé program

3. 3 Three Major Types of Business Opportunities at DHS  Contracts and Subcontracts (assisting small businesses to identify contracting and subcontracting opportunities is the focus of the OSDBU)  Research and Development  Grants to State and Local Governments (potentially resulting in a state or local government procurement opportunity)

4. 4 Small Business Acquisition Policy  DHS small business policy is derived from the Small Business Act  Further, DHS small business acquisition policy is a shared responsibility among all DHS employees involved in the acquisition process

5. 5 Role of the OSDBU  The OSDBU serves as the focal point for small business acquisition matters, and works closely with all DHS organizations to implement the program.  The OSDBU strives to create an environment in which small businesses have a meaningful opportunity to obtain DHS prime and subcontracts.  OSDBU and small business procurement information: please visit www.dhs.gov/openforbusiness. www.dhs.gov/openforbusiness  Major Activities

6. 6 Small Business Preliminary Accomplishments for FY 2007 CategoryGoal (%)Accomplishment ($ and %) Total Procurement DollarsN/A$12,411,000,000 SB Prime Contracts30.0%$ 4,056,000,000 / 32.7% 8(a) Contracts4.0%$ 613,000,000 / 4.9% SDB Prime Contracts [non-8(a)]4.0%$ 820,000,000 / 6.6% SDB Prime Contracts [8(a) + SDB Prime]8.0%$ 1,433,000,000 / 11.5% HUBZone SB Prime Contracts3.0%$ 334,500,000 / 2.7% SDVOSB Prime Contracts3.0%$ 162,000,000 / 1.3% VOSB Prime ContractsN/A$ 659,000,000 / 5.3% WOSB Prime Contracts5.0%$ 760,000,000/ 6.1%

7. 7 Small Business Preliminary Subcontracting Accomplishments for FY 2006 CategoryGoal (%)Accomplishment ($ and %) Total Subcontracting DollarsN/A$ 1,108,806,156 Small Business Subcontracts40.0%$ 490,908,854 / 44.3% SDB Subcontracts5.0%$ 101,003,468/ 9.1% HUBZone Subcontracts3.0%$ 19,734,305 / 1.8% SDVOSB Subcontracts3.0%$ 12,031,330 / 1.1% VOSB SubcontractsN/A$ 37,257,263 / 3.4% WOSB Subcontracts5.0%$ 67,394,368 / 6.1%

8. 8 Current DHS Contract Opportunities  Both prime and subcontracting opportunities for small businesses are available at DHS  FY 2008 Forecast of Contract Opportunities released in hard copy and on the DHS website on October 1, 2007 – identifies EAGLE & FirstSource requirements (updated April 2008)  Listing of DHS large business prime contractors with small business prime contracting opportunities  Links to DHS acquisition offices, small business specialists, and FedBizOpps

9. 9 Current DHS Contract Opportunities  Consider making plans to visit us in person at upcoming small business outreach events:  Various small business outreach events in all parts of the country  DHS EAGLE Prime Contractor Vendor Outreach Session – held in January; Holiday Inn Capitol, Washington, DC  Partner with us at our regular monthly VOS; Holiday Inn Capitol, Washington, DC (contact Kyle Groome)  SBA’s National Matchmaking Tour (http://www.businessmatchmaking.com/)http://www.businessmatchmaking.com/

10. 10 DHS Small Business Considerations 1.Small Business Prime Contracts (such as 8(a), HUBZone, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, Traditional Small Business Set-Asides, Various MACs, GSA Federal Supply Schedule, etc.) and any other new programs that become available 2.Small Business Teams or Joint Ventures 3.Full and Open Competition (Subcontracting, Mentor-Protégé Program, etc.)

11. 11 DHS Mentor-Protégé Program  Consider participating in the DHS Mentor-Protégé program; 158 agreements in place  Mentor-Protégé program features three incentives: pre-award, post-award, and annual recognition  Details and application format available on the DHS small business website (www.dhs.gov/openforbusiness)www.dhs.gov/openforbusiness  For personal assistance, please contact Angela Williams of the DHS OSDBU at angela.williams1@dhs.gov or (202) 447-5280angela.williams1@dhs.gov

12. 12 Other DHS Programs  Research and Development Opportunities (featuring Broad Agency Announcements from the DHS Science and Technology Division)  Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program  DHS Grants to State and Local Governments (potentially resulting in a state or local government procurement opportunity)  For more information on DHS programs of interest to the business community, please visit www.dhs.gov/openforbusinesswww.dhs.gov/openforbusiness