Sure. I would probably argue that small businesses are more likely to do things in the U.S.

My experience at the Navy would argue against caps because we are looking to have the best technology available to address a need.

I believe that SBIR and STTR can really accelerate economic development in areas that are underserved.

Well, there is Congress. We report it to Congress.

It is a minimum floor.

Demographics are measured from the proposals and awards made and we even are now moving to breaking down that in SAM to really understand because the challenges of an African American are different than an Asian American.

So, I think it is really up to the agencies then to determine why are you awarding to the same company.

Stability. And I think some of these resource programs that we talked about so we can do more would help.

the Small Business Act requires the SBA to report annually to Congress on the SBIR and STTR programs.

We just actually got some funding from NSF to award a contract with Howard University that is on an SBR Inclusion Study.

the administration should be focusing on alleviating the supply chain crisis, solving the worker shortage, and lowering regulatory costs