One woman business owner really summed up what this is all about. She said, bundling is a shield that keeps large companies from having to compete with smaller firms. Such a state of affairs is ultimately unhealthy for the Federal procurement system. We rely on a vigorous competition to keep prices low and to ensure we are purchasing high quality goods and services. This amendment is going to make a difference in our procurement system and a difference for small businesses. For that reason, it has been strongly endorsed by the National Federation of Independent Businesses and the National Black Chamber of Commerce.
Susan Collins: “One woman business owner really summed up what this is all about. She said, bundling is a shield that keeps large…”
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Discussing the impact of bundling on small businesses and advocating for an amendment to improve procurement.
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