Native American Contractors Association

The Native American Contractors Association (NACA) was formed in 2003 to represent Tribes, Native Hawaiian Organizations, and Alaska Native Corporations in the national conversation about the benefits of using Nativeowned enterprises in government contracting. Native 8(a) Works provides a grassroots supporting role that supports NACA's legislative efforts.

What NACA Does

• NACA delivers a unified voice on issues important to Native-owned businesses to preserve and enhance the ability of Native-owned businesses to participate in government contracting.
• NACA builds strong alliances between members and with other minority and nonminority organizations with similar goals, particularly the National Congress of American Indians, the National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development, and the Alaska Federation of Natives
• NACA works to educate the public, including Congress and federal agencies, about the value Native Enterprises bring to their federal customers and the benefits they provide to their communities. View NACA Advocacy Packet (1.4 Mbyte PDF)
• NACA embraces good value to the government and national interests, emphasizing the use of best practice models and sustained ethical practices and policies.

NACA Members

• Receive NACA Member Alerts on urgent legislative or regulatory issues and activities.
• Participate in NACA's Public Relations and Legislative Affairs Committees, helping to shape the message.
• Participate in our Congressional Consultation Days to educate lawmakers on Native contracting issues and advocate preserving and enhancing Native contracting rights.
• Have access to “Members' Only” portions of the website.
• Receive our NACA Weekly Report on legislative and regulatory issues and media coverage relating to Native contracting.
• Receive increased access to business partnership opportunities.

To learn more about NACA please visit our website at www.nativecontractors.org or call us at (202) 758-2676