WOSB Accountability Act

Bill 119 HR 1816, also known as the Women's Small Business Certification Act, aims to establish requirements for the certification of small business concerns that are owned and controlled by women. The bill seeks to ensure that these businesses receive the necessary recognition and support to thrive in the marketplace.

The main purpose of the bill is to provide opportunities for women-owned small businesses to compete for federal contracts and other business opportunities. By establishing clear certification requirements, the bill aims to increase the visibility and accessibility of these businesses in the marketplace.

In addition to certification requirements, the bill also includes provisions for outreach and assistance programs to help women-owned small businesses navigate the certification process and access resources to grow their businesses. This support is crucial in helping women-owned small businesses succeed and thrive in a competitive business environment. Overall, Bill 119 HR 1816 is aimed at promoting gender equality and economic empowerment by providing women-owned small businesses with the tools and resources they need to succeed. By establishing clear certification requirements and support programs, the bill seeks to level the playing field for women entrepreneurs and ensure that they have equal opportunities to compete and succeed in the marketplace.