DCSA Launches Mentor-Protege Program to Support Small Businesses in Defense Sector
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) announced participation in the Department of War's Mentor-Protege Program, aimed at connecting small businesses with established defense contractors. Managed by DCSA's Office of Small Business Programs, the initiative seeks to enhance small-business involvement in defense supply chains, allowing them to develop technical capabilities and compete for federal contracts. The program includes a two-phase application process outlined on SAM.gov.
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The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) is participating in the Department of War's Mentor-Protege Program, designed to link small businesses with experienced defense contractors. Managed by DCSA's Office of Small Business Programs, the initiative is funded by the Department of War Office for Industrial Base Growth.
It aims to increase small-business participation in defense supply chains, enabling them to gain technical and business development expertise. Mentor companies benefit by developing new subcontractors. The program features a two-phase application process, with eligibility details available on SAM.gov.
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