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Status as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business concern is determined in accordance with 13 CFR Parts 125.8 through 125.13; also see 19.307. Which stipulates that to maintain the SDVOSB designation a company must be 51% owned by a Veteran who is the controlling member of the company. The business must also be a Small business concern under the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code assigned to the procurement.

Verification by the Veteran's Administration is now required to maintain this designation. SRI has been verified a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. View Verification Letter

SRI supports the overall mission of protecting the public, acts a systems integrator developing connections to companies providing emerging equipment technologies and helps facilitate the ways and means for the consortium to provide outreach to industry.

The All Hazards Consortium has begun to occupy a growing role in assisting states and local governments with their preparations for future emergencies, both manmade and natural disasters. The consortium's ability to respond must not be constrained by any artificial political or geographic boundaries. Domestic preparedness, mutual aid, evacuation planning and response strategies must be planned and executed on a regional level. The Consortium provides the opportunity to share ideas, best practices and foster the continued development of intergovernmental relationships in the Middle Atlantic Region.

SRI is very active with the Chemical Corp as a multi-year contributing member and a participant in its annual event the CBRN JIIM-IA Conference and Regimental Week.

The Chemical Corps Regimental Association is a non-profit organization formed to:

• Support the infrastructure of the U.S. Army Chemical Corps (Soldiers and their families, Chemical Corps units, and Chemical Corps organizations).
• Promote the heritage, history, esprit de corps, image and professionalism of the United States Army Chemical Corps and enhance the efficacy of the United States Army.
• Advance scientific, literary, educational, and artistic endeavors of the United States Army Chemical Corps.
• Solicit, request, raise, collect, and accept contributions, donations, funds, allocations, bequests, legacies, devices, transfers, and gifts of money, property, and services on behalf of the Chemical Corps Regimental Association and the Chemical Corps Museum.

SRI plays a pivotal role in identifying and introducing emerging CBRN equipment technologies to the NBC group.

The Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical (NBC) Industry Group is a non-profit association composed of 130 companies, not-for-profit organizations, and consultants who support national and international chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive (CBRNe) defense activities. In addition to military defense against CBRNe weapons of mass destruction (WMD), the NBC Industry Group interests encompass domestic preparedness against WMDs, the Chemical Weapons Convention and other treaties. Member organizations also are actively involved in CBRNe programs that include destruction of WMDs around the world.

As an active participant in the NDIA, SRI uses the organization's resource to help us identify emerging technologies and collaborates with NDIA in finding ways to bring these technologies into the market.

The National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) is America's leading Defense Industry association promoting national security. NDIA is proud to provide a legal and ethical forum for the exchange of information between Industry and Government on National Security issues. Our members foster the development of the most innovative and superior equipment, training and support for our warfighters and first responders through our divisions, local chapters, affiliated associations and events

SRI's CEO Bob Domenici has been appointed to the steering committee for small business.

The Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber is made up of 2,400 businesses and organizations of all types and sizes. The Chamber's goal is to be a catalyst for growth and prosperity by providing leadership, advocacy and services for its members from throughout the Capital Region that seek to prosper and grow in a vibrant business environment.

The Center for Economic Growth helped mentor SRI to establish and build its business. For 5 years SRI was a participant in the Center's incubator program which helped build the foundation of SRI's growth and success.

Grow. Attract. Prepare. These have been the guiding principles of the Center for Economic Growth (CEG) since its inception. For more than two decades, CEG has been at the forefront of economic development initiatives and public policy discussions affecting the 1.1 million residents of New York's Capital Region and Tech Valley. As a not-for-profit membership based organization, the Center collaborates with its partners to both shape the future of our communities and to provide the pathways necessary to make those goals become reality. By advancing visionary policies and advocating for transformational change the Center strives to build upon the qualities that make the area a great place to live, work and play.