80 FR 33579 - Announcement of Startup in a Day Competition-Start Small Model
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Federal Register Volume 80, Issue 113 (June 12, 2015)
Federal Register Volume 80, Issue 113 (June 12, 2015)
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| FR Document | 2015-14347 |
[Federal Register Volume 80, Number 113 (Friday, June 12, 2015)] [Notices] [Pages 33579-33582] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2015-14347] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Announcement of Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model AGENCY: U.S. Small Business Administration. ACTION: Notice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announces the 2015 Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model, pursuant to the [[Page 33580]] America Competes Act, to spur the development, implementation, and improvement of online tools that will let entrepreneurs learn about the business startup process in their area, including how to register and apply for all required local licenses and permits--all in one day or less. DATES: The submission period for entries begins 12:00 p.m. EDT, June 11, 2015 and ends July 13, 2015 at 11:59 p.m. EDT. Winners will be announced no later than August 31, 2015. ADDRESSES: For further information, please contact the U.S. Small Business Administration, Startup in a Day--IGA, 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC 20416, (202) 205-7364, [email protected]. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Competition Details 1. Subject of Competition: The SBA is seeking to support entrepreneurs who are navigating the requirements to start a business. Currently many of these requirements are in multiple locations and a streamlined approach could help entrepreneurs startup more easily. The Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model is designed to spur the development, implementation, and improvement of online tools that will let entrepreneurs learn about the business startup process in their area, including how to register and apply for all required local licenses and permits, in one day or less. In order to maximize the success of this Competition, SBA will work with the National League of Cities (NLC), an advocacy organization representing thousands of municipalities, to establish a formal mechanism by which all Startup in a Day Competition winners will be able to collaborate and share best practices. In conjunction with the Startup in a Day Competition, President Barack Obama is asking cities and Native American Communities across America to take a pledge to support entrepreneurs in their area by making it easier to start a business (for the text of this pledge, see sba.gov/startup). While it is not required to enter this Competition, all cities and Native American Communities are encouraged to take the pledge. As an additional encouragement, entries submitted by cities and Native American Communities that do take the pledge will receive five (5) bonus points during the evaluation process, as stipulated in Item 3: Part V below. Furthermore, all Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model winners will be required to take the pledge prior to receiving their prizes. An additional aim of this competition is to stimulate economic development in certain Priority Communities. For purposes of the Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model, Priority Communities are those cities that fall into one or more of the following categories (Note: Under the Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model, prizes for Native American Communities are being funded and scored separately and are not eligible for Priority Community consideration. However, both cities and Native American Communities are eligible for additional points for agreeing to the Startup in a Day Pledge. See Item 3: Part V below for more details.):Rural/Non-Metropolitan: Cities having a population of less than 50,000. Please reference http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/index.html. High Poverty: Cities where 20 percent or more of residents are below the poverty level. Please reference http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/index.html. Veterans Economic Community: Being an official participant in the Veterans Economic Communities Initiative. To view the list of participating cities, please go to http://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/20015/va-launches-campaign-increase-veterans-economic-potential/. Promise Zone: Being officially designated as a Promise Zone. To view the list of designated Promise Zones and lead organizations, please go to www.hud.gov/promisezones. 2. Eligibility Rules for Participating in the Competition: This Competition is open only to the local governments of United States cities (referred to as municipalities and townships by the U.S. Census Bureau \1\) or American Indian, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian communities, or their constituent agencies and subdivisions. No city or Native American Community may submit more than one entry to the Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model. However, cities and Native American Communities are allowed to apply to both the Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model and to the Startup in a Day Competition--Dream Big Model (see separate announcement). Cities and Native American Communities must submit a separate application for each competition. However, please note that a city or Native American Community cannot win a prize under both announcements. If a city or Native American Community is a finalist for both competitions, the city or Native American Community will be awarded the larger prize. No city or Native American Community that is currently suspended or debarred by the Federal government is eligible to take part in this Competition. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- \1\ U.S. Census Bureau, Governments Division, Lists and Structure of Governments, Washington, DC: U.S. Census Bureau. Accessed May 18, 2015, http://www.census.gov/govs/go/municipal_township_govs.html. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Registration Process for Contestants: Contestants in the Startup in a Day Competition--Start Small Model must submit their entries online using the link designated for that purpose on challenge.gov, either by filtering search criteria to ``Small Business Administration'' or going to sba.gov/startup, where the link will be posted. In addition to the basic details collected in that short application form, contestants must also complete and submit via challenge.gov a proposal and attachments that addresses all of the items identified below: Authorization Statement (Not to exceed one (1) page) A letter or signed statement by the city or Native American Community representative, council, or equivalent approving or authorizing the entry on behalf of the city or Native American Community. Proposal (Parts I-III not to exceed two (2) pages) Part I: City or Native American Community Description (20 points) (i) Briefly describe your city or Native American Community and its story (include applicable data from the most current source (i.e. U.S. Census Bureau's ACS)). If your city qualifies as a Priority Community as defined in Item 1, also see Part IV below. (ii) Describe the demand for registering and obtaining permits, resources, etc. for small businesses in your city or Native American Community (include quantitative analysis). Part II: Problem(s) and Solution(s) (40 points) (i) Describe the current process, including the problems/obstacles, an entrepreneur experiences while trying to register and obtain permits, resources, etc. as a small businesses in your city or Native American Community. (ii) Describe the solution that would solve the problems/obstacles described above, if awarded a prize. Part III: Implementation (40 points) (i) Outline the anticipated timeframe for implementing the solution described above. (ii) Describe the top five (5) metrics relevant to outputs and outcomes that [[Page 33581]] would measure your city's or Native American Community's success in solving the stated problems/obstacles. (iii) Describe any additional resources that will need to be leveraged, including partnerships, to fully implement the proposed solution. Optional Proposal Addenda (Parts IV and V not to exceed one (1) page for each part) Part IV: Service to Priority Communities as Defined in Item 1 (up to 10 bonus points . . . five (5) points for each eligible Priority Community to be served, up to two (2) communities) (i) State the Priority Community to be served. (ii) Briefly describe the Priority Community in your city (include applicable data from the most current sources (i.e., U.S. Census Bureau's ACS)). (iii) Describe the demand from the Priority Community for registering small businesses and/or obtaining permits, resources, etc. in your city (include quantitative analysis). Part V: Taking the Startup in a Day Pledge (five (5) bonus points). Cities and Native American Communities that agree to the Startup in a Day Pledge (for the text of the pledge, see sba.gov/startup) will receive five (5) bonus points. Applicants only need to provide a statement that they agree to the Startup in a Day Pledge. Proposals may not include any confidential and/or proprietary information and must be formatted as follows: [cir] Length: No more than two (2) pages to answer Parts I-III. No more than one (1) page to answer Part IV and one (1) page to answer Part V. [cir] Spacing: 1.5 lines [cir] Paper Size: 8.5 x 11 with three-quarter (.75) inch margins on all sides [cir] Font and Font Size: Calibri, 11 point 4. Prizes for Winners: In total, SBA will award up to $1.35 million in prizes under this announcement. SBA will award up to $1.25 million and no more than 25 prizes of up to $50,000 each to cities that are selected as winners. Due to the use of additional funding sources with different constraints, SBA will also separately award no more than two (2) prizes of up to $50,000 each to winning entries submitted by Native American Communities. Because the subject of this competition is not just the development of online tools to streamline the business startup process, but also the implementation and improvement of such tools, prizes will be disbursed in two payments. The first payment, equal to 80 percent of a winner's total prize amount, will be disbursed once all initial requirements (i.e. taking the Startup in a Day pledge, etc.) have been met. The remaining 20 percent of the total prize amount will be disbursed after a winner submits a written assessment that includes, but is not limited to, the outcomes and outputs of its Startup in a Day activities as measured by the metrics outlined in its proposal, a summary of any lessons learned and best practices, and suggestions for any improvements to the design or implementation of similar competitions in the future. Winners must base this assessment on a period of live operation of their Startup in a Day Web tools that is at least six (6) months and no more than twelve (12) months in length. Regardless of the length of the period of operation on which they are based, the written assessment must be submitted to SBA no later than 15 months after a winner receives its first prize payment. The written assessments, or portions thereof, may be made public. Further guidance regarding the format and means of submission of these assessments will be provided to winners prior to their acceptance of prizes. All prizes will be paid via the Automated Clearing House (ACH) and winners will be required to create an account in the System for Award Management (SAM) in order to receive their prizes. 5. Selection of Winners: Competition entries will be evaluated by a review committee that may be comprised of SBA officials, employees of other Federal agencies, and/or private sector experts. Winners will be selected based on the quality, clarity, completeness, and feasibility of their proposals in addressing the issues outlined in Item 3 of this Competition announcement. In addition, in order to achieve nationwide distribution of prizes for the purpose of assisting business startups across the entire United States, SBA may take into account contestants' geographic locations and areas of service when selecting winners. For the announcement of winners, any travel or related expenses to attend an event will be the responsibility of the winner and may not be paid with prize funds. 6. Applicable Law: This Competition is being conducted by SBA pursuant to the America Competes Act (15 U.S.C. 3719) and is subject to all applicable federal laws and regulations. By participating in this Competition, each contestant gives its full and unconditional agreement to the Official Rules and the related administrative decisions described in this notice, which are final and binding in all matters related to the Competition. A contestant's eligibility for a prize award is contingent upon their fulfilling all requirements identified in this notice. Publication of this notice is not an obligation of funds on the part of SBA. SBA reserves the right to modify or cancel this Competition, in whole or in part, at any time prior to the award of prizes. 7. Conflicts of Interest: No individual acting as a judge at any stage of this Competition may have personal or financial interests in, or be an employee, officer, director, or agent of any contestant or have a familial or financial relationship with a contestant. 8. Intellectual Property Rights: All entries submitted in response to this Challenge will remain the sole intellectual property of the individuals or organizations that developed them. By registering and entering a submission, each contestant represents and warrants that it is the sole author and copyright owner of the submission, and that the submission is an original work of the contestant, or if the submission is a work based on an existing application, that the contestant has acquired sufficient rights to use and to authorize others to use the submission, and that the submission does not infringe upon any copyright or upon any other third party rights of which the contestant is aware. 9. Publicity Rights: By registering and entering a submission, each contestant consents to SBA's and its agents' use, in perpetuity, of its name, likeness, photograph, voice, opinions, and/or hometown and state information for promotional or informational purposes through any form of media, worldwide, without further payment or consideration. 10. Liability and Insurance Requirements: By registering and entering a submission, each contestant agrees to assume any and all risks and waive claims against the Federal Government and its related entities, except in the case of willful misconduct, for any injury, death, damage, or loss of property, revenue, or profits, whether direct, indirect, or consequential, arising from their participation in this Competition, whether the injury, death, damage, or loss arises through negligence or otherwise. By registering and entering a submission, each contestant further represents and warrants that it possesses sufficient liability insurance or financial resources to cover claims by a third party for death, bodily injury, or property damage or loss resulting from any activity it carries out in connection with its [[Page 33582]] participation in this Competition, or claims by the Federal Government for damage or loss to Government property resulting from such an activity. Competition winners should be prepared to demonstrate proof of insurance or financial responsibility in the event SBA deems it necessary. 11. Record Retention and Disclosure: All submissions and related materials provided to SBA in the course of this Competition automatically become SBA records and cannot be returned. Contestants should identify any confidential commercial information contained in their entries at the time of their submission. Award Approving Official: Christopher L. James, Associate Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration, 409 Third Street SW., Washington, DC 20416. Authority: 15 U.S.C. 3719. Dated: June 8, 2015. Christopher L. James, Associate Administrator, Small Business Administration. [FR Doc. 2015-14347 Filed 6-11-15; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 8025-01-P
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Æ Paper Size: 8.5 x 11 with three- on the quality, clarity, completeness, through any form of media, worldwide,
quarter (.75) inch margins on all sides. and feasibility of their proposals in without further payment or
Æ Font and Font Size: Calibri, 11 addressing the issues outlined in Item 3 consideration.
point. of this Competition announcement. In 10. Liability and Insurance
4. Prizes for Winners: SBA will award addition, in order to achieve nationwide Requirements: By registering and
up to $250,000 and up to two (2) prizes distribution of prizes for the purpose of entering a submission, each contestant
under this announcement to cities and assisting business startups across the agrees to assume any and all risks and
Native American Communities that are entire United States, SBA may take into waive claims against the Federal
selected as winners. account contestants’ geographic Government and its related entities,
Because the subject of this locations and areas of service when except in the case of willful misconduct,
competition is not just the development selecting winners. For the for any injury, death, damage, or loss of
of online tools to streamline the announcement of winners, any travel or property, revenue, or profits, whether
business startup process, but also the related expenses to attend an event will direct, indirect, or consequential, arising
implementation and improvement of be the responsibility of the winner and from their participation in this
such tools, prizes will be disbursed in may not be paid with prize funds. Competition, whether the injury, death,
three payments. The first payment, 6. Applicable Law: This Competition damage, or loss arises through
equal to 60 percent of a winner’s total is being conducted by SBA pursuant to negligence or otherwise. By registering
prize amount, will be disbursed once all the America Competes Act (15 U.S.C. and entering a submission, each
initial requirements (i.e. taking the 3719) and is subject to all applicable contestant further represents and
Startup in a Day pledge, etc.) have been federal laws and regulations. By warrants that it possesses sufficient
met. The second payment, equal to 20 participating in this Competition, each liability insurance or financial resources
percent of a winner’s total prize amount, contestant gives its full and to cover claims by a third party for
will be disbursed after a winner has unconditional agreement to the Official death, bodily injury, or property damage
presented a demonstration of its open Rules and the related administrative or loss resulting from any activity it
source solution to SBA and Agency staff decisions described in this notice, carries out in connection with its
has deemed that solution satisfactory. which are final and binding in all participation in this Competition, or
This demonstration must be presented matters related to the Competition. A claims by the Federal Government for
within six (6) months of the date of the contestant’s eligibility for a prize award damage or loss to Government property
award unless otherwise specified by the is contingent upon their fulfilling all resulting from such an activity.
SBA. The remaining 20 percent of the requirements identified in this notice. Competition winners should be
total prize amount will be disbursed Publication of this notice is not an prepared to demonstrate proof of
after a winner submits a written obligation of funds on the part of SBA. insurance or financial responsibility in
assessment that includes, but is not SBA reserves the right to modify or the event SBA deems it necessary.
limited to, the outcomes and outputs of cancel this Competition, in whole or in 11. Record Retention and Disclosure:
its Startup in a Day activities as part, at any time prior to the award of All submissions and related materials
measured by the metrics outlined in its prizes. provided to SBA in the course of this
proposal, a summary of any lessons 7. Conflicts of Interest: No individual Competition automatically become SBA
learned and best practices, and acting as a judge at any stage of this records and cannot be returned.
suggestions for any improvements to the Competition may have personal or Contestants should identify any
design or implementation of similar financial interests in, or be an employee, confidential commercial information
competitions in the future. Winners officer, director, or agent of any contained in their entries at the time of
must base this assessment on a period contestant or have a familial or financial their submission.
of live operation of their Startup in a relationship with a contestant. Award Approving Official:
Day Web tools that is at least six (6) 8. Intellectual Property Rights: All Christopher L. James, Associate
months and no more than twelve (12) entries submitted in response to this Administrator, U.S. Small Business
months in length. Challenge will remain the sole Administration, 409 Third Street SW.,
Regardless of the length of the period intellectual property of the individuals Washington, DC 20416.
of operation on which they are based, or organizations that developed them.
Authority: 15 U.S.C.§ 3719.
the written assessment must be By registering and entering a
submitted to SBA no later than 15 submission, each contestant represents Dated: June 8, 2015.
months after a winner receives its first and warrants that it is the sole author Christopher L. James,
prize payment. The written assessments, and copyright owner of the submission, Associate Administrator, Small Business
or portions thereof, may be made public. and that the submission is an original Administration.
Further guidance regarding the format work of the contestant, or if the [FR Doc. 2015–14340 Filed 6–11–15; 8:45 am]
and means of submission of these submission is a work based on an BILLING CODE 8025–01–P
assessments will be provided to winners existing application, that the contestant
prior to their acceptance of prizes. has acquired sufficient rights to use and
All prizes will be paid via the to authorize others to use the SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Automated Clearing House (ACH) and submission, and that the submission
winners will be required to create an does not infringe upon any copyright or Announcement of Startup in a Day
account in the System for Award upon any other third party rights of Competition—Start Small Model
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Management (SAM) in order to receive which the contestant is aware. AGENCY: U.S. Small Business
their prizes. 9. Publicity Rights: By registering and Administration.
5. Selection of Winners: Competition entering a submission, each contestant ACTION: Notice.
entries will be evaluated by a review consents to SBA’s and its agents’ use, in
committee that may be comprised of perpetuity, of its name, likeness, SUMMARY: The U.S. Small Business
SBA officials, employees of other photograph, voice, opinions, and/or Administration (SBA) announces the
Federal agencies, and/or private sector hometown and state information for 2015 Startup in a Day Competition—
experts. Winners will be selected based promotional or informational purposes Start Small Model, pursuant to the
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participation in this Competition, or Justification for Proposed Runway 5R/ • The current airfield configuration
claims by the Federal Government for 23L. In 2008 NAA also developed an limits operational efficiency, safety and
damage or loss to Government property Airport Layout Plan (ALP) that flexibility due to secondary runway
resulting from such an activity. evaluated and noted future development length and challenges in taxiing from
Competition winners should be needs at ORF. The ALP included a the airfield layout.
prepared to demonstrate proof of Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for • Provide a flexible two-runway
insurance or financial responsibility in the Airport to address Federal Aviation airfield system for aircraft operators and
the event SBA deems it necessary. Administration (FAA) design standards air traffic controllers. Incremental
11. Record Retention and Disclosure: for the Airport’s existing crosswind changes over time have severely
All submissions and related materials Runway 14/32. During its planning decreased ORF’s ability to remain
provided to SBA in the course of this process, NAA explored a number of flexible with increasing airspace
Competition automatically become SBA alternatives to meet FAA design conflicts from surrounding military
records and cannot be returned. standards while also providing the facilities.
Contestants should identify any flexibility needed to operate without • Robin Hood Road, the secondary
confidential commercial information interruption during various conditions. (southern) access to the Airport, has
contained in their entries at the time of These alternatives included the safety and functional deficiencies.
their submission. potential construction of a replacement Specifically, several curves in the on-
Award Approving Official: secondary runway as well as airport section of Robin Hood Road can
Christopher L. James, Associate improvements to the existing crosswind be improved through a redesign of the
Administrator, U.S. Small Business Runway 14/32. The FAA will evaluate roadway.
Administration, 409 Third Street SW., and consider the Airport’s MPU, ALP, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Washington, DC 20416. and associated planning efforts when Marcus Brundage, Project Manager,
Authority: 15 U.S.C. 3719. considering reasonable and feasible Federal Aviation Administration,
alternatives for the ORF EIS. Washington Airports District Office,
Dated: June 8, 2015.
Based on these previous planning 23723 Air Freight Lane, Suite 210,
Christopher L. James, efforts, the primary components of Dulles, Virginia 20166.
Associate Administrator, Small Business NAA’s proposed project at ORF include: Telephone (703) 661–1365.
Administration. • Decommissioning and demolition SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The FAA,
[FR Doc. 2015–14347 Filed 6–11–15; 8:45 am] of Runway 14/32 in consultation with the NAA, will
BILLING CODE 8025–01–P • Constructing a relocated secondary prepare an EIS for the proposed project.
runway parallel to and separated by 876 The EIS will evaluate a range of
feet from the existing Runway 5/23. The alternatives to address FAA design
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION proposed Runway 5R/23L would be standards for the secondary Runway 14/
6,500 feet long by 150 feet wide. 32. The alternatives to be considered
Federal Aviation Administration The purpose of the proposed project will include the No Build Alternative
is: and a variety of build alternatives,
Environmental Impact Statement: • To meet relevant FAA airfield
Norfolk International Airport, Norfolk, including NAA’s proposed alternative
safety standards and enhance airfield as detailed in the 2008 Master Plan
VA safety without reducing runway Update. The EIS would also evaluate
AGENCY: Federal Aviation availability. Relevant airfield safety any alternatives identified during the
Administration, DOT. standards include: Scoping process to address the project
ACTION: Notice of intent. Æ Runway Safety Area, which is need.
designed to provide additional safety in The FAA intends to use the
SUMMARY: The FAA is issuing this notice the event an aircraft leaves the runway; preparation of this EIS to comply with
to advise the public that an Æ Runway Protection Zone, which is Section 106 of the National Historic
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) area at ground level prior to the Preservation Act of 1966, as amended,
will be prepared for proposed threshold or beyond the runway end to Section 7 of the Endangered Species
improvements to the Norfolk enhance the safety and protection of Act, and Section 404 of the Clean Water
International Airport (ORF). people and property on the ground; and Act, and any other applicable laws that
In October 2008, the Norfolk Airport Æ Runway Object Free Area, which is include public involvement
Authority (NAA), owner and operator of designed to provide an area clear of requirements.
ORF, prepared a Master Plan Update objects surrounding a runway. The FAA intends to conduct a
(MPU) to document changes occurring • To enhance operational efficiency Scoping process to gather input from all
‘‘in Airport facilities and activity that and maintain airfield utility while interested parties to help identify any
have taken place since the 1995 Master considering surrounding airspace and issues of concern associated with the
Plan Update,’’ to ‘‘provide the Authority ORF’s critical design aircraft. proposed project. In addition to this
with a development plan for the Airport • To provide a safe, efficient southern notice, Federal, state, and local
through 2024,’’ and to address vehicular access, on Airport property, to agencies, that have legal jurisdiction
compliance shortfalls with published the Airport’s terminal area. and/or special expertise with respect to
safety standards. Following the MPU, The proposed project is needed to any potential environmental impacts
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NAA prepared technical documents that address the following four primary areas associated with the proposed project,
focused on the potential construction of of deficiency at ORF: will be notified by letter of an Agency
a replacement secondary runway. The • Runway 14/32 does not meet the Scoping Meeting to be held on July 22,
first was the December 2008 FAA design standards discussed above 2015 in Norfolk, Virginia.
Supplemental Technical Analyses for for several reasons, including, but not The general public will be notified of
the Proposed Secondary Runway at limited to, the location of Robin Hood the Scoping process through a legal
Norfolk International Airport and the Road and Lake Whitehurst near the notice, describing the proposed project.
second was the December 2009 Runway 14 end. The Notice will be placed in
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