FDA PRIA Reference SBA Size Standards Update
Summary
The FDA has posted an update regarding the Presolicitation Information and Analysis (PRIA) Reference, specifically concerning Small Business Administration (SBA) size standards. This notice updates the reference document used by the agency for certain regulatory processes.
What changed
The FDA has updated its PRIA Reference document to reflect current Small Business Administration (SBA) size standards. This update is primarily informational, providing revised benchmarks for classifying businesses as small entities for the purposes of the PRIA process. The document is available for download from regulations.gov.
While this update does not introduce new compliance obligations, regulated entities, particularly drug and medical device manufacturers, should be aware of the revised size standards. These standards may affect how their business is classified for certain FDA regulatory submissions and processes. Compliance officers should ensure they are referencing the most current SBA size standards when interacting with the FDA's PRIA process.
What to do next
- Review updated PRIA Reference document for current SBA size standards
- Ensure internal classifications align with updated SBA size standards for relevant FDA processes
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