An Alliance of Strategic Partners in Business and Government Service
Mid-Tier Advocacy, Inc. is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization that believes small businesses should be allowed to grow, expand, and compete in the federal marketplace. It’s in America’s best interest to have a diverse and competitive federal industrial base. MTA was thus established to work toward the elimination of the competitive disadvantage facing advanced small and mid-tier government support services companies. We will continue to support policies that provide access to capital and federal recognition for mid-tier companies.
MTA members support the recognition of mid-tier businesses as an industry-size category between large and small businesses. We are a national organization formed by businesses that represent the nation’s top advanced small and mid-size firms. As such, we leverage the collective voice of our member firms to increase awareness about federal policies that impact their growth and sustainability.
What Is A Mid-Tier Company?
A mid-tier company may have exceeded the largest size standard that is associated with the NAICS codes governing SBA small business categories. They are seasoned businesses as a result of having been in the federal marketplace for 10 to 30 years, or more. Their revenues may range from $25M to $500M and they will likely employ from 100 to 2000 people. They are no longer considered small businesses, but neither are they large enough to compete and win against multi-billion dollar large businesses that dominate the federal marketplace.