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News/Protests & Claims/Show Me the Money (and Control)”: Why SBA Found a Veteran Did Not Really Control His “Majority-Owned” Company
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Show Me the Money (and Control)”: Why SBA Found a Veteran Did Not Really Control His “Majority-Owned” Company

Two protesters challenged an awardee's Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) status, arguing the purported veteran owner neither truly owned nor controlled the company.

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