The Small Business Participation Commitment Document (SBPCD) outlines requirements for all offerors (both small and large businesses) in contracts involving U.S. Government acquisitions. Its purpose is to ensure that a minimum of 3% of the total contract dollar value is allocated to U.S. small businesses annually. Offerors must indicate their size category, potential socioeconomic classifications, and provide detailed information on their planned small business participation, including financial commitments and nature of agreements with small business subcontractors. These commitments must become enforceable contractual requirements in any resulting contract. The document emphasizes the importance of small business participation in government contracts, encouraging prime contractors to engage with diverse small business categories, including veteran-owned, women-owned, and those located in historically underutilized business zones (HUBZones). Offerors are also required to attach supporting documentation, sign the document to affirm their commitments, and note that any changes to their small business participants need prior approval from the contracting officer. The streamlined structure of the SBPCD ensures clarity in expected contributions of small businesses, aligning with government goals for economic growth and inclusion in federal procurements.