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Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB) set-aside contracts
345 open federal solicitations are reserved for SDVOSB firms — of 7,989 open overall. If you hold the certification, these are the bids where large businesses can't compete with you.
Reserved for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses. Since 2024, SDVOSB status for set-asides requires SBA VetCert certification — self-certification no longer works for these. The solicitation will state exactly what proof is due with the bid.
SDVOSB set-asides by trade
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services46 reserved bids openConstruction of Buildings40 reserved bids openComputer and Electronic Product Manufacturing37 reserved bids openFabricated Metal Product Manufacturing30 reserved bids openSpecialty Trade Contractors29 reserved bids openMachinery Manufacturing26 reserved bids openAdministrative and Support Services20 reserved bids openRepair and Maintenance20 reserved bids openElectrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing17 reserved bids openHeavy and Civil Engineering Construction13 reserved bids openTransportation Equipment Manufacturing12 reserved bids openMiscellaneous Manufacturing7 reserved bids open
SDVOSB set-asides by state
Where the work is performed. Another 196 SDVOSB bids list no fixed location — any qualifying firm can compete regardless of state.
Texas18 reserved bids openNew York11 reserved bids openNew Jersey11 reserved bids openCalifornia8 reserved bids openIllinois8 reserved bids openOklahoma8 reserved bids openDelaware7 reserved bids openMissouri7 reserved bids openFlorida6 reserved bids openNevada6 reserved bids openVirginia6 reserved bids openKentucky5 reserved bids openWest Virginia5 reserved bids openIdaho4 reserved bids openWyoming3 reserved bids openSouth Dakota3 reserved bids openNorth Carolina3 reserved bids openWisconsin3 reserved bids openOhio3 reserved bids openGeorgia3 reserved bids open
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