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Veterans

Veteran-owned businesses have significant advantages in federal contracting. The government sets aside 3% of all federal contracts for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) and provides additional opportunities through VOSB set-asides. If you served, the government wants your business to succeed.

SDVOSB sole source contracts up to $4.5M (servi...3% federal contracting goal dedicated to SDVOSB...

Women-Owned Businesses

The federal government has a 5% contracting goal for Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSB). Through the WOSB and Economically Disadvantaged WOSB (EDWOSB) programs, women entrepreneurs can access set-aside and sole source contracts across hundreds of NAICS codes.

5% federal contracting goal for women-owned bus...WOSB sole source contracts up to $4.5M (service...

Minority-Owned Businesses

The SBA 8(a) Business Development Program helps socially and economically disadvantaged business owners compete for federal contracts. With sole source contracts up to $4.5M, the 8(a) program is one of the most powerful tools for minority entrepreneurs entering government contracting.

8(a) sole source contracts up to $4.5M (service...9-year program with business development support

First-Time Contractors

Getting your first government contract can feel overwhelming, but thousands of small businesses successfully enter the federal market every year. The government actively seeks new vendors and has programs specifically designed to help newcomers succeed.

No experience required for many small business ...Micro-purchase threshold ($10,000) allows agenc...

Native American-Owned Businesses

Native American-owned businesses benefit from some of the strongest preferences in federal contracting. Through the Indian Incentive Program, Buy Indian Act, and 8(a) program, tribal and Native American-owned firms have unique pathways to federal contracts.

Buy Indian Act — sole source contracts from BIA...Indian Incentive Program — 5% subcontracting in...

HUBZone Businesses

The HUBZone program helps businesses in Historically Underutilized Business Zones gain access to federal contracts. With a 3% government-wide contracting goal and sole source authority, HUBZone certification opens doors for businesses in economically distressed areas.

HUBZone sole source contracts up to $4.5M (serv...3% federal contracting goal for HUBZone firms

GovCon Consultants

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PTAC Counselors

Procurement Technical Assistance Centers help businesses enter and succeed in government contracting. Bureauify provides free tools and data your clients need — NAICS code lookup, capability statement templates, size standards reference, and access to 150M+ searchable federal records. We are built to complement your counseling, not replace it.

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