The Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Concern Program (SDVOSBC) requires a business owner to prove ownership and control, as well as establish guidelines for sole source and set-aside procurement opportunities. A business must meet the following specifications to be considered eligible for the SDVOSBC program: Must have a service-connected disability that has been determined by the Department of Veteran Affairs or the Department of Defense

  • Must be considered small under North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code assigned to procurement
  • The Service Disabled Veteran must unconditionally own 51%, control and manage daily operations, and hold the highest officer position in their business.

In 1999, the Veterans Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development Act was created. This act has a goal to generate about $15 billion of all prime and subcontracting government contracting dollars for owned and controlled Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses (SDVOB). The SDVOB program provides a number of sole source contract advantages and exclusive awards only made available to contractors accepted into the program.

Benefits of a Veteran Owned Small Business Certification:

  • Ability to bid on Veteran owned small business set- aside solicitations
  • 5% of all federal funding is federally mandated to be awarded to a VOSB certified contractor
  • Once obtained, you van advertise as a VOSB. You can boast it on your storefront, signage, business card, website letterhead and email signature to attract new business
  • Research shows 70% of Americans would prefer to do business with a veteran owned business
  • You can drastically reduce the number of competitors you are up against and gain an advantage by concentrating on these types of opportunities where federal regulations are in your favor.
  • By being listed as a VOSB, there id a better possibility you will be proactively contacted in regards to fulfilling “no-bid” contracts valued under $25,000

Our VETBIZ (Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Business) Registration includes the following:

  • Submission of Identity Verification
  • Personal
  • Corporate
  • Licensing Application Filing
  • Employment Verification and Classification
  • Submission of VOSB/SDVOSB IRS Federal Tax Accreditation
  • Copies of past contracts/proposals
  • Payroll Distribution Ledger Summary
  • Income tax return notice
  • Filing and documenting of the services and Operation agreement
  • Legal Structure Agreement completion
  • Must be considered a small business by SBA standards
  • Owned and controlled 51% or greater by a veteran and U.S citizen
  • A U.S Veteran holds the highest officer position and is the highest compensated employee
  • Business is properly licensed, structured, registered with the federal and state government
  • Veteran has no federal debts or obligations outstanding
  • Must be in business for 3 years

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