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(c) REFUSE.—Refuse systems and related services shall include
contract awards assigned to standard industrial classification code
4212 or 4953.

(d) ARCHITECTURAL ANB ENGINEERING.—Architectural and
engineering services (including surveying and mapping) shall in-
clude contract awards assigned to standard industrial classification
code 7389 (if identified as pertaining to mapping services), 8711,
8712, or 8713.

(e) ALTERNATIVE DATA.—In the eveint that standard industrial
classification codes are not assigned to individual contract awards
reported to the Federal Procurement Data Center by January 1,
1989, the Program may be conducted on the basis of the product and
service codes used to report data pertaining to such contract awards,
related to the maximum practicable extent to the standard indus-
trial classification code for the service being provided by the
contractor.

SEC. 718. DEFINITIONS.

(a) DESIGNATED INDUSTRY GROUPS.—"Designated industry groups"
means the groups specified in section 717 for participation in the
Small Business Competitiveness Demonstration Program.

(b) EMERGING SMALL BUSINESS CONCERN.—"Emerging small busi-
ness concern" means a small business concern whose size is no
greater than 50 percent of the numerical size standard applicable to
the standard industrial classification code assigned to a contracting
opportunity.

(c) PARTICIPATING AGENCY.—"Participating agency9' shall have
the same meaning as the term "executive agency" in section (4X1) of
the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act (41 U.S.C. 403(1)). The
Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy is authorized to
specify as part of the Program test plan the list of executive agencies
designated to participate in the Program, which shall include:

(1) the Department of Agriculture,

(2) the Department of Defense (with the Department of the
Army, the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Air
Force, and the defense agencies reporting separately),

(3) the Department of Energy,

(4) the Department of Health and Human Services,

(5) the Department of Transportation,

(6) the Environmental Protection Agency,

(7) the General Services Administration (the Public Building
Service reporting separately),

(8) the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and

(9) the Veterans Administration.

The Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy is authorized to
require any participating agencies to report separately in any
manner deemed appropriate to enhance the attainment of the test
activities authorized by this title.

(d) SMALL BUSINESS PARTICIPATION.—"Small business participa-
tion" shall include the aggregate dollar value of every procurement
contract award made to a small business concern, without regard to
whether such award was based on restricted or unrestricted com-
petition, or was made on a sole source basis.

(e) STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION CODE.—"Standard indus-
trial classification code" means a four digit code assigned to an
industry category in the Standard Industrial Classification Manual