Small Business Set-Aside Contracts
Contracts set aside for any small business that meets the SBA size standard for the solicitation's NAICS code.
20,160 federal set-aside opportunities in this program. Updated daily from SAM.gov.
Warehouse Roof Replacement
Housing Assembly
Fire Alarm Upgrades for a USDA Base in South Dakota
Fresh Produce for Federal Prisons
Construction of TMAC at NSWC - Crane, IN
Breakfast Cereal for Federal Food Programs
James River Maintenance Dredging
HVAC, Insulation, and Electrical Upgrade
T-Rail Replacement
Vegetable Oil for Federal Food Programs
Special Cable Assembly
Magpie Creek Bank Stabilization
BEQ Chiller Repairs
Bear Creek Dam Gate Replacement
Fire Protection Repairs for Army Buildings
Small Business set-asides — common questions
What is a small-business set-aside?expand_more
A contract reserved for small businesses. It's the broadest set-aside type — no special socioeconomic certification is required, only that you meet the SBA size standard for the solicitation's NAICS code.
How do I know if my business counts as small?expand_more
The SBA publishes a size standard (by employee count or annual revenue) for each NAICS code. Compare your firm against the standard for the code on the solicitation, and self-certify your size in SAM.gov.
Set-Aside Pro is an independent publication, not affiliated with the SBA, the VA, or SAM.gov. Certification rules change — confirm current eligibility with the SBA before bidding.