Advocacy seeks small business researchers, or researchers who want to become small businesses, to perform economic research via a request for quotations (RFQ's). The topics are chosen because they are researchable, show the status or role of small businesses, can be a springboard for further research, and can affect public policy. These RFQ’s are for competitive contracts and are not research grants. For ideas of topics Advocacy has funded in the past, see Advocacy’s research.

The proposal solicitations and synopses are listed in FedBizOpps. (If this link is not active, go to www.fedbizopps.gov and search for Small Business Administration listings.)
 

The following solicitation is currently open.

Proposals Due July 30, 2004.

• SBAHQ-04-Q-0031 Graduate Student Research

It is important that all respondents follow the instructions provided for submitting proposals. There will be a question and answer period through June 30, 2004. Questions should be directed to: Billy Jenkins, SBA contracting officer, U.S. Small Business Administration, 409 3rd Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20416.

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