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Our members help advance important projects, ensuring that all stakeholders have a voice. That is how society ensures the best decisions are reached.

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Comment Deadline EXTENDED on SBA Size Standard Changes

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has extended the deadline for public comments on its proposal to change its size standards, a move that ACRA called on the agency to make last week. As previously reported in ACRASphere, the SBA has proposed massive changes...

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Your Congress in Action: September 21, 2026

Your Congress in Action: September 21, 2026

At the intersection of Michigan and Adams Avenues, across the street from the Art Institute of Chicago and down the block from the Adams/Wabash CTA station, stands a small sign marking the beginning of Route 66. From there, it will take you west, past the Willis (nee...

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