HUBZone set-aside contracts

Name: HUBZone set-aside federal contract opportunity counts
Creator: GovBidReport
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87 open federal solicitations are reserved for HUBZone firms — of 13,782 open overall. If you hold the certification, these are the bids where large businesses can't compete with you.

Reserved for SBA-certified HUBZone firms — principal office in a Historically Underutilized Business Zone with 35% of employees living in one. HUBZone set-asides also carry a 10% price-evaluation preference in full-and-open competitions.

HUBZone set-asides by trade

Construction of Buildings22 reserved bids open Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction16 reserved bids open Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing11 reserved bids open Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services10 reserved bids open Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing6 reserved bids open Primary Metal Manufacturing5 reserved bids open Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing4 reserved bids open Administrative and Support Services4 reserved bids open Repair and Maintenance2 reserved bids open Specialty Trade Contractors1 reserved bid open Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing1 reserved bid open Machinery Manufacturing1 reserved bid open

HUBZone set-asides by state

Where the work is performed. Another 58 HUBZone bids list no fixed location — any qualifying firm can compete regardless of state.

North Carolina10 reserved bids open New York9 reserved bids open Ohio3 reserved bids open Wisconsin3 reserved bids open

Closing soonest

Per solicitation · $99

A set-aside win still dies on a technicality

Reserved competition is smaller — but the compliance bar is identical, plus the status representations the set-aside itself requires. The $99 breakdown reads every solicitation document and lists each required form, pass/fail requirement, and non-responsive trigger.

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This report compiles and structures publicly posted government solicitation information from official procurement sources. It is not legal advice, is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency, and does not replace reading the full official solicitation and its amendments. Requirements, evaluation criteria, and deadlines are current as of the source posting — always confirm against the official solicitation and any addenda before you submit. Being responsive is your responsibility; verify every mandatory item in the official document.