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Supplier Diversity Program
SDP Goals
Ensure a diversity of small businesses work with the Smithsonian to accomplish the
Institution’s mission.
Accomplish success through each museum, research institute and office working
together to achieve the procurement goals.
At the Smithsonian, Small Business is Good Business
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Supplier Diversity Program
The success of the Smithsonian SDP is accomplished by each museum, research institute and office working together to achieve the procurement goals.
The Smithsonian BuysGoods and Services NAICS Goods and Services NAICS Architectural and engineering 541310, 541330 Library equipment 423990, 424920
Archival storage supplies 322299, 519120 Lodging 721110, 721310
Art supplies 424990, 453998 Mailing services 491110, 492210, 492110
Audiovisual equipment and services 334310, 512290 Marketing and advertising 541613, 541810
Auditorium seating 337127 Media production services, and both video and audio 334310, 334613
Building materials, drywall, and plywood 444130, 444190, 238310, 444110, 321211
Motor vehicles 423110
Building repairs 238390, 238310, 238290 Office equipment, supplies, and maintenance 424120Carpeting and padding 314110, 313230 Packaging services, and supplies 488991
Cataloging and digitization 541512 Packing and crating services and supplies 488991
Catering 722320 Pest control 561710
Communications systems and services 423690, 423620, 423430 Photographic services and supplies 325992, 423410
Conference services 561920 Plumbing 238220
Conservation equipment and supplies 322299, 322220 Preservation microfilming 518210
Construction and renovation 236210, 236220 Printing 323111
Consulting services, including health-care and financial 524114 Research assistance 541720
Courier and delivery 492110 Safety eyeglasses and shoes 316210, 339115
Custodial and supplies 325612, 325611 Scanners 334118, 334517, 621512
Digital photography supplies and services 443130, 323114 Scientific equipment, including microscopes, chromatographs, and spectrophotometers
333314, 423490
Document imaging systems 561439 Security guard 561612
Electrical equipment and inspection 238210 Security systems 561621
Electrical work 238210 Shipping 488510, 424130
Elevator inspection and maintenance 238290 Specialty trade contracting, such as masonry and stonework 238990, 238140
Environmental services, including hazardous waste disposal and asbestos abatement 562910 Storage units, equipment and management systems 423390
Event planning 561920, 561990 Telecommunications equipment and services 238210, 517210
Exhibit design and fabrication 238990, 238350 Telephones systems 238210
Exhibit installation and de-installation 321918, 337212 Temporary employment services 561320
Film development services, including editing, copyright, and printing 812921 Training 611420, 611430,
Food concessions 722310 Translation 541930
Furniture 337214, 442110 Transportation 481111, 481112, 484110
Goods for sale in museum stores 423990, 424310, 454390 Travel 561520, 561599
Graphic design and production 541430 Uniforms 315210
Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning 238220 Video productions 512110
Horticultural and greenhouse supplies 541690, 424930, 444220 Warehouse supplies 423840
Information technology equipment, computer programming, software development, systems integration, hardware maintenance, and computer training
611420, 541519, 541511, 811212, 541512
Welding 238190, 811310
Investigations 561611 Window washing 561720
Landscaping 561730 Writing and editing, technical and non-technical 561410, 711510
Laundry and dry cleaning services 812320
Supplier Diversity Program
The success of the Smithsonian SDP is accomplished by each museum, research institute and office working together to achieve the procurement goals.
Contract Awards
Smithsonian FY 2015
Prime Contract Goals(000)
Prime Contracts($ in Thousands)
$225,000
Prime Contracts goal for small businesses
$51,750
23.0%Prime contracts goal for non-8(a) small disadvantaged businesses
$11,250
5.0%Prime contracts goal for 8(a) small disadvantaged businesses
$6,750
3.0%Prime contracts goal for women-owned small businesses
$11,250
5.0%Prime contracts goal for HUB-Zoned small businesses
$6,750
3.0%Prime contracts goal for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses
$6,750
3.0%
FY 2015 Smithsonian SDP Small Business Goals
(Dollars in Millions)
FY 2015 Report (1st Quarter)
Supplier Diversity Goal Accomplishments
SI Dollars (in millions, 000)FY 2015 = $ 43,884 $22,814, 8,003, 742, $12,960, $3,076, $767,
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
SI - Accomp. FY 2015
51.9 18.2 1.7 29.5 7.01 1.7
SI Goal - 2015
23 5 3 5 3 3
5.0
15.0
25.0
35.0
45.0
55.0
Percentage
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FY 2014 Report Supplier Diversity Goal Accomplishments
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
SI - Accomp. FY 2014
29.6 10.5 3.5 8.9 1.3 0.9
SI Goal - 2014
23 5 3 5 3 3
2.5
7.5
12.5
17.5
22.5
27.5
32.5
Percentage
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SI Dollars (in millions, 000)FY 2014 = $253,549 $75,066, 26,515, 8,993, 22,701, 3,182, 2,364
Exceeded SI Goals for:•Small Business•Small Disadvantaged•8(a) Small Disadvantaged•Women Owned
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FY 2013 Report Supplier Diversity Goal Accomplishments
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
Small business Small Disadvan-taged
8(a) Small Disad-vantaged
Women Owned HUB-Zoned Service Disabled Veteran
SI - Accomp. FY 2013
15.1 5.5 1.4 5.5 0.6 0.4
SI Goal - 2013
23 5 3 5 3 3
2.5
7.5
12.5
17.5
22.5
Percentage
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SI Dollars (in millions, 000)FY 2013 = $336,985, $50,761, $18,507, $4,859, $18,624, $1,906, $1,449,
Exceeded SI Goals for:•Small Disadvantaged•Women Owned
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Supplier Diversity Program
FY 2014 # of Actions Dollarsover $100,000 130 $234,063,282.89$100,000 & under 2803 $45,226,129.09
FY 2013 # of Actions Dollarsover $100,000 347 $323,665,502.55$100,000 & under 2,738 $40,008,579.57
FY 2012 # of Actions Dollarsover $100,000 347 $300,256,719.18$100,000 & under 3,507 $51,917,622.58
Smithsonian Spending Trends
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Supplier Diversity Program
Smithsonian Spending Trends
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Fiscal Year 2014 NAICS Category (Description)
Total Actions
% Total Actions Total Dollars
% Total Dollars
23 (CONSTRUCTION) 511 15.3132% $138,793,727.37 49.6734%
54 (PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND TECHNICAL SERVICES) 801 24.0036% $63,006,607.39 22.5497%22 (UTILITIES) 79 2.3674% $23,990,578.41 8.5861%
56 (ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT AND WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION SERVICES) 184 5.5139% $11,588,461.11 4.1474%
33 (MANUFACTURING (METALS, MACHINERY, COMPUTER, ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE, MISCELLANEOUS)) 451 13.5151% $11,290,744.54 4.0409%42 (WHOLESALE TRADE) 452 13.5451% $7,592,879.87 2.7174%51 (INFORMATION) 163 4.8846% $6,574,360.56 2.3529%
71 (ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND RECREATION) 123 3.6859% $3,456,275.16 1.2370%
45 (RETAIL TRADE (SPORTING GOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE, MISCELLANEOUS)) 81 2.4273% $2,159,646.62 0.7729%48 (TRANSPORTATION) 70 2.0977% $2,096,404.53 0.7503%NO NAICS CATEGORY SPECIFIED 1 0.0300% $1,850,008.00 0.6621%
44 (RETAIL TRADE (MOTOR VEHICLE, FURNITURE, ELECTRONICS, BUILDING MATERIAL, FOOD, HEALTH, GASOLINE, CLOTHING)) 63 1.8879% $1,705,033.94 0.6102%
53 (REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AND LEASING) 39 1.1687% $1,588,714.42 0.5686%61 (EDUCATIONAL SERVICES) 48 1.4384% $1,142,024.68 0.4087%
81 (OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)) 108 3.2364% $1,111,255.34 0.3977%
32 (MANUFACTURING (PAPER, PRINTING, PETROLEUM, COAL, CHEMICAL, PLASTICS, RUBBER, NONMETALIC MINERAL)) 85 2.5472% $856,891.92 0.3067%
31 (MANUFACTURING (FOOD, TEXTILE, APPAREL, LEATHER)) 21 0.6293% $174,661.38 0.0625%92 (PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) 18 0.5394% $129,095.64 0.0462%
21 (MINING, QUARRYING, AND OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION) 7 0.2098% $120,300.00 0.0431%
72 (ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES) 12 0.3596% $57,940.90 0.0207%
11 (AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING AND HUNTING) 8 0.2397% $57,760.35 0.0207%
49 (POSTAL SERVICE, COURIER/MESSANGER, WAREHOUSING) 8 0.2397% $33,823.18 0.0121%52 (FINANCE AND INSURANCE) 3 0.0899% $31,230.00 0.0112%
62 (HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE) 1 0.0300% $4,320.00 0.0015%Total 3,337 100.0000% $279,412,745.31 100.0000%
Fiscal Year 2013NAICS Category (Description) Total Actions % Total Actions Total Dollars % Total Dollars
23 (CONSTRUCTION) 451 14.6191% $226,282,909.48 62.2213%
54 (PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND TECHNICAL SERVICES) 829 26.8720% $57,770,688.42 15.8853%
22 (UTILITIES) 77 2.4959% $24,458,881.37 6.7255%
56 (ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPORT AND WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION SERVICES) 213 6.9044% $13,116,685.90 3.6067%
33 (MANUFACTURING (METALS, MACHINERY, COMPUTER, ELECTRONICS ELECTRICAL TRANSPORTATION EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE, MISCELLANEOUS)) 373 12.0908% $7,890,973.58 2.1698%
52 (FINANCE AND INSURANCE) 10 0.3241% $6,392,618.60 1.7578%
42 (WHOLESALE TRADE) 393 12.7391% $6,213,531.53 1.7085%
81 (OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPT PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)) 80 2.5932% $5,194,725.26 1.4284%
51 (INFORMATION) 152 4.9271% $4,542,147.17 1.2490%
48 (TRANSPORTATION) 70 2.2690% $2,009,993.56 0.5527%
71 (ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND RECREATION) 81 2.6256% $1,815,013.72 0.4991%
NO NAICS CATEGORY SPECIFIED 4 0.1297% $1,795,811.20 0.4938%
53 (REAL ESTATE AND RENTAL AND LEASING) 42 1.3614% $1,439,028.32 0.3957%
45 (RETAIL TRADE (SPORTING GOODS GENERAL MERCHANDISE, MISCELLANEOUS)) 66 2.1394% $1,034,775.72 0.2845%
32 (MANUFACTURING (PAPER, PRINTING, PETROLEUM, COAL, CHEMICAL, PLASTICS, RUBBER, NONMETALIC MINERAL)) 84 2.7229% $974,025.08 0.2678%
31 (MANUFACTURING (FOOD, TEXTILE, APPAREL, LEATHER)) 29 0.9400% $849,023.84 0.2335%
61 (EDUCATIONAL SERVICES) 36 1.1669% $661,170.53 0.1818%
44 (RETAIL TRADE (MOTOR VEHICLE, FURNITURE, ELECTRONICS, BUILDING MATERIAL, FOOD, HEALTH, GASOLINE, CLOTHING)) 44 1.4263% $603,692.81 0.1660%
21 (MINING, QUARRYING, AND OIL AND GAS EXTRACTION) 4 0.1297% $220,500.00 0.0606%
92 (PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION) 22 0.7131% $206,331.53 0.0567%
72 (ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES) 7 0.2269% $122,281.50 0.0336%
11 (AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING AND HUNTING) 7 0.2269% $34,624.80 0.0095%
49 (POSTAL SERVICE, COURIER/MESSANGER, WAREHOUSING) 7 0.2269% $25,790.00 0.0071%
62 (HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE) 4 0.1297% $18,858.20 0.0052%
Total 3,085 100.0000% $363,674,082.12 100.0000%
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FY 2015 Supplier Diversity Program Strategic Web Links
Smithsonian Institution Strategic Plan: http://www.si.edu/Content/Pdf/About/SI_Strategic_Plan_Exec_Su
mmary2010-2015.pdf
Smithsonian Institution Information Technology Strategic Plan:
http://www.si.edu/content/ocio/pdfs/StrategicOverview.pdf
Smithsonian Institution Digitization Strategic Plan: http://www.si.edu/Content/Pdf/About/2010_SI_Digitization_Plan
Smithsonian Institution Web New Media Strategic Plan:
http://www.si.edu/Content/Pdf/About/Web-New-Media-Strategy_v1.0.pdf
Smithsonian Institution Mobile Strategic Planning: http://smithsonian-webstrategy.wikispaces.com/Mobile+Strateg
ic+Planning
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Register into System for Award Management Database: http://www.sam.gov
Register into Supplier Diversity Program Small Business Database: http://oeema.si.edu/Add1.cfm
Submit e-capability statements to Smithsonian Institution procurement officials: [email protected].
Review “Let’s Do Business with the Smithsonian Handbook”: http://www.smithsonian.org/oeema/ (Available online)
Contact appropriate SDP Liaison: http://www.smithsonian.org/oeema/pdf/SDP%20Liaisons%20091207.pdf
Review Smithsonian Forecast of Procurement Opportunities for FY 2015: http://www.si.edu/oeema/pdf/Forecast%20010612.pdf (Available online 03/15)
Identify Smithsonian contract opportunities advertised in FedBizOpps: https://www.fbo.gov/index?cck=1&au=&ck=
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FY 2015 Supplier Diversity Program Strategic Web Links