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HUBZone SET-ASIDEGOAL: 3.0% Government-wideSOLE SOURCE: $4.5 Million (Manufacturing $7.5M)

Historically Underutilized Business Zone Contracts & Bids

The HUBZone program (FAR 19.13) fuels economic development in historically underutilized urban and rural communities. HUBZone businesses benefit from competitive set-asides, sole-source contracts, and a unique 10% Price Evaluation Preference in full-and-open competitive procurements.

Statutory Target3.0% Government-wideFederal spending goal
Sole Source Limit$4.5 Million (Manufacturing $7.5M)Direct award ceiling
Active Set-Aside Bids0 Live NoticesAvailable on SAM.gov today
SBA ProgramHUBZoneSocioeconomic preference

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Eligibility & Certification Blueprint: Historically Underutilized Business Zone

Principal office must be located in an SBA-designated HUBZone, at least 35% of all employees must reside in any designated HUBZone, and 51%+ owned and controlled by U.S. citizens. Follow these essential steps to certify your business and position for set-aside awards:

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Step 1Check address of principal office and employee residence addresses on SBA HUBZone Map
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Step 2Verify at least 35% of total payroll headcount resides in HUBZone tracts
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Step 3Submit application through SBA Certify system with payroll and employee residency documentation
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Step 4Undergo annual SBA HUBZone recertification

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Frequently Asked Questions About HUBZone Contracting

What is the HUBZone 10% price evaluation preference?

In full and open competition, the bid price of a qualified HUBZone small business is evaluated as if it were 10% lower than non-small business bids, providing an immense advantage on commodity and construction procurements.