The Office of Hearings and Appeals' mission is to provide an independent, quasi-judicial appeal of certain SBA program decisions.
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Office of Hearings & Appeals
Mission Statement
Office of Hearings & Appeals
The Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) is an independent office of the Small Business Administration (SBA) established in 1983 to provide an independent, quasi-judicial appeal of certain SBA program decisions.
OHA formally adjudicates disputes arising in numerous jurisdictional areas. These include appeals from SBA formal size determinations; appeals from Contracting Officer designations of North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes for procurements government-wide; appeals from certain SBA determinations relating to development companies; and appeals from Agency and Private Certifier small disadvantaged business determinations, all of which, by regulation, may be decided either by an Administrative Judge or an Administrative Law Judge.
OHA's jurisdiction also includes 8(a) BD program eligibility, suspension, and termination appeals; and salary offset appeals, all of which, by statute, must be decided by an Administrative Law Judge.
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409 3rd Street, S.W. Suite 5900
Washington, DC 20416United States
Phone:
202 401 8200
Fax:
202 205 7059
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