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EDWOSB SET-ASIDEGOAL: Sub-tier of 5% WOSB GoalSOLE SOURCE: $4.5 Million (Manufacturing $7.0M)

Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business Contracts & Bids

EDWOSB is a specialized certification tier within the WOSB program for female entrepreneurs whose ability to compete in the free enterprise system has been impaired due to diminished capital and credit opportunities.

Statutory TargetSub-tier of 5% WOSB GoalFederal spending goal
Sole Source Limit$4.5 Million (Manufacturing $7.0M)Direct award ceiling
Active Set-Aside Bids0 Live NoticesAvailable on SAM.gov today
SBA ProgramEDWOSBSocioeconomic preference

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Eligibility & Certification Blueprint: Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business

Meet all standard WOSB requirements, with personal net worth under $850,000, 3-year average adjusted gross income under $400,000, and fair market value of all assets under $6.5 million. Follow these essential steps to certify your business and position for set-aside awards:

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Step 1Confirm eligibility under designated EDWOSB NAICS industry codes
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Step 2Submit personal financial statement (SBA Form 413) and personal tax returns
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Step 3Verify total personal net worth does not exceed statutory thresholds
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Step 4Obtain SBA EDWOSB certification on certify.sba.gov

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Frequently Asked Questions About EDWOSB Contracting

When does a contracting officer use EDWOSB instead of WOSB?

EDWOSB set-asides are applied to specific NAICS codes designated by the SBA where women-owned businesses are considered 'underrepresented' rather than 'substantially underrepresented'.