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Small business contracts in South Carolina

5 open federal solicitations are reserved for Small business firms with work to be performed in South Carolina. Large businesses can't compete for these.

Reserved for firms that qualify as small under the solicitation's NAICS size standard. No special certification beyond an accurate SAM.gov registration and size representation — but misrepresenting size is a false-statement offense, and many of these still layer on licenses, bonding, and experience minimums.

You aren't limited to these 5. Another 1,736 open Small business set-asides list no fixed place of performance — remote, nationwide, or delivery-based work a South Carolina firm can bid on the same as anyone. See all 2,372 Small business bids →

Closing soonest in South Carolina

Fy27 MaccDept of Defense · due 2026-10-13Fy27 MaccDept of Defense · due 2026-10-13Fm 200Homeland Security, Department of · due 2026-12-26RFQ SPE60526Q0280 Charleston Air Force Base, SC, Diesel Fuel (DS2, Clear on road), 15,000 US Gallons, Required Delivery Date 30 September 2026Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-29South Carolina Regional Hazardous Waste DisposalDept of Defense · due 2026-10-05

Small business set-asides in South Carolina by trade

Construction of Buildings2 reserved bids openPetroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing1 reserved bid openTransportation Equipment Manufacturing1 reserved bid openWaste Management and Remediation Services1 reserved bid open
Per solicitation · $249

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 $249 breakdown reads every solicitation document and lists each required form, pass/fail requirement, and non-responsive trigger before you commit to bidding.

Also see: all 2,372 open Small business set-asides nationwide · every set-aside category

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.