DSBS Changes Causing Confusion with Federal Contractors According to FEDCON

The DSBS system was modified which have created confusion with contractors according to FEDCON which is a resource for government contracting consulting.

TAMPA, FL, UNITED STATES, August 19, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS) system underwent recent modifications which have created widespread confusion among federal contractors according to FEDCON (FederalGovernment.info) which serves as a leading resource for government contracting services and consulting. The changes have substantially limited access to direct contact information for contractors which obstructs federal contracting community collaboration and deal-making activities.

The DSBS serves as a vital instrument which helps small businesses and contractors discover potential teaming partners through its procurement process. The recent updates have made it impossible for many contractors to find the direct contact information of potential partners which has made it harder to find mutually beneficial deals.

FEDCON has received numerous reports from contractors expressing frustration over the changes.The lack of accessible contact information hinders numerous individuals from creating partnerships and responding to solicitations and developing crucial relationships which are necessary for success in the competitive federal marketplace.

“This is a substantial setback for the contracting community,” said a spokesperson for FEDCON. “The DSBS functions as an essential tool which promotes contractor collaboration. By limiting access to direct contact information, the system is inadvertently creating silos and making it harder for businesses to work together effectively.”

The DSBS changes affect small businesses most because they depend on this system to find teaming partners and subcontracting opportunities. Small businesses encounter challenges in federal contracting because they do not have direct contact information which creates an unfair competitive environment.

FEDCON is calling on the relevant federal agencies to address these concerns and consider revising the DSBS system to restore its functionality as a networking and collaboration tool. The organization stresses that transparency and accessibility are essential for building a successful federal contracting environment.

“Contractors need tools that enable them to connect, collaborate, and compete,” the FEDCON spokesperson added. “We urge the responsible agencies to listen to the concerns of the contracting community and take swift action to resolve these issues.”

For more information on winning government contracts and other federal contracting services, visit FederalGovernment.info.

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