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<abstract>This report focuses on the trends in federal procurement for small
businesses during the 1990s. Some organizations that represent small
businesses and others have expressed concerns over acquisition reforms
in the mid-1990s that may have reduced the opportunities for small
businesses to compete for federal government contracts. These reforms
sought to streamline acquisition processes to improve the government&apos;s
ability to acquire goods and services more efficiently. The reforms
included provisions to facilitate the increased use of certain types of
contracts. However, small business representatives believe that some of
these reforms could make it difficult for small businesses to compete
for federal contracts. For example, the Clinger-Cohen Act authorizes the
use of multiagency contracts. These contracts could potentially
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able to meet. At the same time, some procurement reforms have benefited
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increased the value of contracts set aside exclusively for small
business participation. In addition, the Small Business Reauthorization
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to small businesses to 23 percent. Small Business Administration data
indicate that federal agencies met the legislative goal for procurement
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