INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 09, 2017 -- DBISP LLC, a small, minority-owned business, announced today that it is now certified as an 8(a) small business from the Small Business Administration. President of DBISP LLC, John Miller, says “SBA 8(a) Certification is a fantastic achievement for us. 2016 was an amazing year with great achievements and challenging objectives that we reached and exceeded. We look forward to working with the SBA.”
The SBA 8(a) Business Development Program assists small, disadvantaged businesses by allowing them to compete for sole source government contracts for goods and services. Certification into the SBA 8(a) Business Development Program is a stringent process in which the business needs to be controlled and owned by an individual that is at least 51% socially or economically disadvantaged. The program spans over nine years with a four year developmental stage and five year transition stage. Within that time, SBA closely monitors the progress of the business on each stage to make sure they are accomplishing their goals.
About DBISP LLC
Established in 1999 in Indianapolis, Indiana, DBISP LLC is a single-source provider for all business needs: IT services and supplies, office, industrial, and medical supplies. As well as being recently 8(a) certified, DBISP has several GSA Schedules and TIPS cooperative purchasing contracts, offering their products to the federal/state/local and K-12 and universities throughout the country. For more information visit www.dbispllc.com.
For more information contact: Holly McCarthy DBISP LLC 317-222-1671 x 1012 [email protected]


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