What is the VA's sole-source threshold for SDVOSBs?
Under the Veterans First Contracting Program, VA may award sole-source contracts to SDVOSBs up to $5 million for services and up to $7 million for construction. Sole-source awards are permitted when a contracting officer determines that the requirement can only be met by one SDVOSB, or when there is an urgent need that precludes competition. These thresholds differ from the civilian agency thresholds of $4.5M services / $7.5M manufacturing.
Last updated Update cadence: Monthly, plus on regulatory changes
Change log (3)
- Data refreshReviewed answers for accuracy against current SBA VetCert rules and refreshed citations.
- Structured dataLinked answers to related NAICS, agency, and regulatory-change pages.
- LaunchedPublished the knowledge base with 200+ Q&A entries and FAQPage structured data.
More on VA & VOSB Programs
How does VA treat SDVOSBs vs. VOSBs in contracting?→
What is the VA Veterans First Contracting Program?→
What types of contracts does the VA set aside for SDVOSBs?→
Is SBA VetCert certification required for VA SDVOSB contracts?→
What VA healthcare contracts are available to SDVOSBs?→
Does the VA set aside construction contracts for SDVOSBs?→
What are VA's subcontracting goals for SDVOSBs?→
How do I file a complaint about VA's failure to use SDVOSB set-asides?→