What is NACA?
NACA is a national trade association founded in 2003 to advocate on behalf of businesses owned by Tribes, Alaska Native Corporations, and Native Hawaiian Organizations in federal contracting.
The NACA Network
NACA is more than an association; it is a sophisticated network of community-owned businesses based in advocacy and the mission to enhance economic self-sufficiency of America’s indigenous peoples. Become a NACA Member today and join the NACA Network.
Policy Resource Center
Find materials to help educate legislators and federal buyers. Locate messaging documents and learn more about the federal contracting space. Visit the Policy Resource Center to find your federal contracting answers!
Working to Enhance the Economic Self-sufficiency of America’s Indigenous Peoples
Advocacy
At NACA, our daily legislative efforts are focused on protecting and enhancing opportunities for Native government contractors and being the voice of Native 8(a) in Washington, D.C. Whether we are on the hill, monitoring policy developments, working with government agencies or forging relationships with new strategic partners – our day-to-day efforts are designed to strengthen the voice of Indian Country in Washington, D.C.
Membership
NACA Membership is the heart and pulse of our NACA Network and the organization. There are four separate membership models to choose from: Traditional NACA Member, NACA Strategic Partner, NACA Corporate Partner, and NACA BD Portal Member.
Business Development
The newest venture for NACA the NACA Business Development Team has built a growing platform for NACA Members, NACA Strategic Partners, NACA Corporate Partners, and NACA BD Portal members. Starting with the NACA BD Portal two years ago, NACA Business Development has grown into other areas including resource partners and Software as a Service to our capabilities.
