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Regulatory WatchSunday EditionSeptember 27, 2026 12 min

Defending Federal Contract Portfolios Against the SBA Size Expansion

A tactical analysis of the SBA’s Q3 2026 size standard adjustments and how small business owners must pivot to protect set-aside revenue from mid-market dilution.

Rule changes that reach the P&L, translated into action.

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