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Plain-language definitions of every Socioeconomic Programs term that shows up in government contracting work.
A federal program that creates employment for people who are blind or have significant disabilities through government contracting.
Read definitionThe biobased product preference requires federal agencies to give procurement priority to USDA-designated biobased products made from agricultural, forestry, or marine renewable biological resources.
Read definitionThe Buy Indian Act authorizes the Indian Health Service and Bureau of Indian Affairs to set aside contracts exclusively for Indian-owned and tribally-owned businesses to support Native American economic development.
Read definitionThe federal domestic preference program encompasses the Buy American Act, Buy America provisions, and related statutes that favor domestically manufactured products and materials in government procurement.
Read definitionEnergy Star requirements in federal procurement mandate that agencies purchase energy-efficient products meeting EPA Energy Star or FEMP standards for electronics, appliances, and commercial equipment.
Read definitionFederal environmental preference programs require agencies to give purchasing priority to recycled-content, energy-efficient, and bio-based products under FAR Part 23 and related executive orders.
Read definitionFederal Prison Industries, operating as UNICOR, is a government corporation that employs federal inmates to manufacture products and provide services that federal agencies are required to purchase before seeking commercial sources.
Read definitionA First Source Hiring Agreement is a requirement in Washington D.C. and some other jurisdictions that contractors benefiting from government contracts first seek to hire qualified local residents before recruiting from outside the area.
Read definitionGreen procurement is the federal policy requiring agencies to purchase environmentally preferable products and services that minimize adverse environmental impacts across their life cycles.
Read definitionThe Indian Incentive Program provides a financial incentive to prime contractors that subcontract with Indian-owned economic enterprises or Indian organizations on DoD contracts.
Read definitionA Labor Surplus Area is a geographic area designated by the Department of Labor as having a civilian labor force unemployment rate significantly above the national average, qualifying firms there for procurement preferences.
Read definitionThe Made in America Executive Order strengthens domestic content requirements for federal procurement, raises Buy American Act thresholds, and establishes a Made in America Office to enforce domestic preference policies.
Read definitionThe recovered materials preference requires federal agencies to purchase products containing the highest practicable percentage of recycled content for items designated on EPA's Comprehensive Procurement Guideline.
Read definitionSustainable acquisition is the federal policy of integrating environmental, energy efficiency, and social considerations into procurement decisions to reduce the government's environmental footprint and advance clean energy goals.
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