I rather doubt any of this harms the contractor here in any way whatsoever. Keep in mind with federal contracts that 'disadvantaged' is a designation, not an a

I rather doubt any of this harms the contractor here in any way whatsoever. Keep in mind with federal contracts that 'disadvantaged' is a designation, not an assessment. One of the main roles of these smaller contractors is landing prime contracts and subbing to larger contractors so agencies can meet their contracting requirements. Here's the contractor's reported FY2019 payments: https://www.usaspending.gov/#/search/8a0d6c8caefafefa8e9268bd42c7ec7c https://www.usaspending.gov/#/search/8a0d6c8caefafefa8e9268b...