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DoD Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization The Front Line of Innovation Small Business and the Defense Industrial Base Frank Ramos, Director Department of Defense Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization NDIA National Small Business Conference Los Angeles, CA June 2, 2005

Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology and Logistics) Seven Goals 1. Acquisition Excellence with Integrity 2. Logistics: Integrated and Efficient 3. Systems Integration & Engineering for Mission Success 4. Technology Dominance 5. Resources Rationalized 6. Industrial Base Strengthened 7. Motivated, Agile Workforce The Front Line of Innovation

Three DoD Internal Analysis Tools 1. OSD SADBU Rand prime contacting study 2. Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) analysis of CNA subcontracting study 3. National Academies of Science (NSA) SBIR study The Front Line of Innovation

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PRIME CONTRACT AWARDS (Dollars in Billions) Fiscal Total SB % of SDB % of WOSB % of HUBZone % of SDVOSB % of Year Awards Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total 2004 * $200.4 $44.8 22.4 $12.0 6.0 $5.3 2.7 $3.1 1.6.5 0.3 2003 $187.5 $42.0 22.4 $11.8 6.3 $4.7 2.5 $2.9 1.6.3 0.2 2002 $157.1 $33.3 21.2 $9.1 5.8 $4.1 2.6 $1.7 1.1.2 0.1 2001 $135.8 $28.3 20.8 $7.8 5.7 $3.0 2.2 $1.1 0.8.1 0.1 2000 $122.4 $26.9 21.9 $7.0 5.7 $2.6 2.1.5 0.4 N/A ** 1999 $116.7 $25.1 21.5 $7.0 6.0 $2.3 1.9.0 0.0 N/A ** 1998 $109.7 $23.0 21.0 $6.5 6.0 $2.0 1.8 N/A ** N/A ** 1997 $106.9 $24.5 22.9 $6.7 6.3 $1.8 1.7 N/A ** N/A ** 1996 $109.5 $25.4 23.2 $6.9 6.3 $2.0 1.8 N/A ** N/A ** 1995 $110.0 $25.3 23.0 $6.9 6.2 $2.0 1.8 N/A ** N/A ** 1994 $112.0 $24.8 22.1 $6.1 5.5 $1.9 1.7 N/A ** N/A ** 1993 $116.0 $24.9 21.4 $6.2 5.3 $1.7 1.5 N/A ** N/A ** 1992 $117.2 $24.0 20.5 $5.2 4.4 $1.6 1.4 N/A ** N/A ** SB=Small Business WOSB=Women-Owned Small Business SDVOSB=Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Bus. SDB=Small Disadvantaged Business HUBZone=Historically Underutilized Business Zone ** Data not available. FY 1999 is the first year that Federal Supply Schedule orders were included. * 2004 data is preliminary

Fiscal Total SB % of SDB % of WOSB % of HUBZone % of SDVOSB % of Year Awards Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total Awards Total * DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE SUBCONTRACT AWARDS (Dollars in Billions) 2004 $101.8 $35.2 34.5 $4.1 4.1 $5.0 4.9 $1.1 1.1.4 0.4 2003 $86.5 $32.0 37.0 $4.1 4.7 $4.2 4.8.9 1.0.3 0.3 2002 $75.5 $25.8 34.1 $3.5 4.6 $3.3 4.3.6 0.7.2 0.3 2001 $60.5 $23.5 38.8 $3.0 4.9 $2.5 4.1.3 0.5.1 0.1 2000 $54.9 $21.6 39.4 $3.0 5.4 $2.3 4.3.2 0.3 N/A -- 1999 $52.3 $21.5 41.0 $2.9 5.6 $2.0 3.9.0 0.1 N/A -- 1998 $53.1 $22.3 41.9 $3.0 5.6 $2.4 4.5 N/A -- N/A -- 1997 $54.4 $22.5 41.4 $3.0 5.6 $1.9 3.4 N/A -- N/A -- 1996 $47.4 $19.8 41.8 $2.8 5.9 $1.6 3.3 N/A -- N/A -- 1995 $45.0 $19.2 42.5 $2.6 5.8 $1.2 2.7 N/A -- N/A -- 1994 $45.4 $17.4 38.3 $2.3 5.0 $1.0 2.3 N/A -- N/A -- 1993 $44.9 $16.9 37.6 $1.9 4.3.9 2.1 N/A -- N/A -- 1992 $47.3 $18.2 38.4 $1.8 3.8.8 1.7 N/A -- N/A -- SB = Small Business HUBZone = Historically Underutilized Business Zone SDVOSB = Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business SDB = Small Disadvantaged Business WOSB = Women-Owned Small Business * 2004 data is preliminary

There May Be Room to Expand Small Business Sales in These Industries DRAFT RAND study DB-478-OSD November 2004 Industry Aircraft Manufacturing Engineering Services R&D in the Physical, Engineering and Life Sciences Other Aircraft Part and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing Ship Building and Repairing Facilities Support Services System and Instrument Manufacturing Aircraft Engine and parts Manuf. Health and Medical Insurance Carriers Comm. and Inst. Building Construction % of Industry Sales by Small Business 6 28 25 40 37 19 22 36 0 42 % of Industry Small Business Sales to DoD <1 3 25 5 8 15 1 1 0 1

Data is from a DCMA analysis of a CNA study that examined subcontracting performance for six Defense contractors. Data represented is for one of the six contractors. Avionics Fuselage Subcode Sum of Large $4,072,106,973 $1,803,699,579 SB $94,725,248 SDB $14,385,158 WOSB $17,171,507 All Subcontracting $4,166,832,221 $1,803,699,579 Electro/Hydra/Mech $1,043,754,744 $107,509,970 $4,889,724 $1,174,134 $1,151,264,714 Miscellaneous $741,369,240 $290,633,811 $25,800,555 $32,011,986 $1,032,003,052 Machined Parts $112,391,248 $497,212,477 $92,650,841 $120,601,314 $609,603,725 Propulsion $514,096,892 $661,486 $514,758,378 Landing Gear $232,214,744 $4,970,626 $237,185,369 Training Systems $182,383,798 $40,438,195 $6,105,333 $17,795,092 $222,821,993 Sheet Metal $119,942,553 $79,657,414 $7,388,151 $20,585,416 $199,599,967 Non-metallics $105,768,250 $44,015,380 $1,294,949 $1,626,947 $149,783,630 Electrical $95,439,912 $49,098,056 $5,343,477 $10,643,178 $144,537,968 Maintenance/Modification $135,982,541 $534,150 $136,516,691 Engineering services $104,677,984 $28,017,724 $1,999,331 $281,978 $132,695,707 Wings $107,706,389 $107,706,389

Small Business Subcode SB Automated test equipment Electro-optical test sets Employee & Financial Services Fuselage Major Mech Tst Equip/Test Stand Non-destructive inspection Wings Traffic/Transportation Service $21,967 Business Solutions Equipment $50,400 Sourcing/Telecom $176,916 Monuments $232,945 Workplace Construction $305,370 Production Support Services $393,524 Desktop Hardware/Software $489,736 Maintenance/Modification $534,150 Lighting $598,104 Propulsion $661,486 Aluminum Bar/Rods $710,600 Server Hardware/Software $829,835 Composites $952,850 Workplace Supplies $957,222 Elect component/circuit board $975,776 Non-Production $1,065,785 High Temp Alloy $1,106,476 Small Disadvantaged Business Subcode SDB Automated test equipment Business Solutions Equipment Common Aero Comm Component modification Composites Crew seats Electrical test sets Electro-optical test sets Employee & Financial Services Fuselage High Temp Alloy Landing Gear Lighting Maintenance/Modification Major Mech Tst Equip/Test Stand Non-destructive inspection Operations Equipment Production Support Services Propulsion Sourcing/Telecom Traffic/Transportation Service Wing Workplace Equipment

NAIC 33: One Area Where There May Be Room to Expand Small Business Sales DCMA has found that The Machine Fabrication, Electrical, and Mechanical Fabrication Commodity. (NAIC code 33) is an example of one subcontracting area where small business has the potential to increase participation in an area dominated by large business. Total subcontracting spent by five of six major defense contractors: Large Business - $1,412,469,613 Small Business - $317,511,401 SDB - $63,072,654 WOSB - $15,506,563 The Front Line of Innovation

DoD Prime Contract Dollars Awarded to Service-Disabled DoD PrimeVeteran-Owned Contract DollarsSmall Business Awarded to Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business $600 $500 $514 M (0.3%) $400 $342 M (0.2%) $300 $204 M (0.1%) $200 $149 M (0.1%) $100 $- FY2001 FY2002 FY2003 FY2004

CCR Registered SDVO and VO Small Businesses Participation by State AK 85 349 HI 74 358 OR 78 632 CA 767 3635 WA 189 1103 MT NV 63 388 ID 71 315 UT 41 266 AZ 47 289 63 487 WY 15 100 NM 75 426 CO 219 943 ND 24 167 SD 27 178 NE 21 P-1 202 M-1 KS 58 374 TX 537 2620 OK 107 560 MN 57 376 IA 18 226 MO 104 619 WI 67 392 LA 108 480 IL 102 839 AR AR 47 289 MS IN 62 IN 405 MI 99 688 OH 154 1014 KY 60 360 TN 108 589 54 303 AL 163 624 GA 321 1353 NH 23 195 VT 9 60 NY 120 936 PA 172 1122 WV VA WV 32 750 179 2815 NC 256 NC1074 SC 99 515 ME 29 160 MA 86 552 RI 18 118 CT 39 339 NJ 103 644 MD 382 1820 DE 14 129 DC 58 234 Line 1 State Line 2 SDVOSB Line 3 VOSB Total SDVOSB 6,831 Total VOSB 35,428 FL 471 2101 >$100 CCR Registered SDVOSBs 51-100 CCR Registered SDVOSBs <50 CCR Registered SDVOSBs 0.70% of CCR Registrants types are Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses 3.64% of CCR Registrants types are Veteran Owned Small Businesses

AK $2.9 HI $6.4 CA $51.1 WA $7.7 OR $1.3 NV $.2 ID $.4 SDVO Small Businesses Participation by State FY04 Contract Dollars by Place of Performance MT $.2 WY 0 ND $.5 SD $.2 NE IL IN OH P-1 $.2 UT CO $1.2 $5.4 $3.4 WV M-1 IN WV $.9 $1.0 $17.0 KS VA MO $1.7 $79.0 $2.2 KY $1.6 NC TN $3.4 NC $23.8 OK AZ NM SC $6.4 AR $13.7 $5.0 AR $1.8 GA $10.5 AL $37.6 $27.4 TX $42.7 MN $.9 IA $.5 WI $3.1 LA $3.4 MS $5.4 MI $2.4 NH $.04 VT $.006 PA $8.0 NY $33.1 FL $28.8 ME 0 MA $10.3 RI.2 CT $1.9 NJ $2.1 MD $7.7 DE $1.5 DC $14.0 >$10M awarded to SDVOSBs $1M-$10M awarded to SDVOSBs <$1M awarded to SDVOSBs Total SDVOSB $500.9M

DoD Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization The Front Line of Innovation

Department of Defense Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Strategic Plan Increase: Objectives of Strategic Plan: 1. Number of SDVOSBs in Central Contractor Registration (CCR) 2. Training and outreach of acquisition community to increase use of sole source and restricted competition 3. SDVOSB participation in the Mentor-Protégé Program 4. Large prime subcontracting awards to SDVOSBs 5. Surety bonding capacity for SDVOSBs with construction and environmental remediation NAICS Codes 6. Teaming agreements and joint ventures to enhance capacity and capability of SDVOSBs The Front Line of Innovation

National Veterans Small Business Conference National Veterans Small Business Conference June 20-22, 2005 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV http://216.200.89.135/conference/veteran04/index.asp

DoD Small Business Office DoD Small Business Office OSD AT&L (SADBU) (703) 588-8631 DSN 425-8631 Or Visit our web site at www.acq.osd.mil/sadbu The Front Line of Innovation