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Small Business Administration: $111M in contracts in FY2025

SBA is a small buyer itself: the systems that process its loans and certifications, the surge staffing after a disaster, and the administration of its counseling networks. Its weight in government contracting is as the rule-maker for every set-aside, not as a customer.

Its mission, in its own words

To maintain and strengthen the nation's economy by enabling the establishment and vitality of small businesses and to assist in the economic recovery of communities after disasters.

As recorded on USAspending.gov; 1 sub-agencies and bureaus buy under it. www.sba.gov

What SBA buys, by code

The NAICS codes with the most SBA contract dollars in FY2025: together $110M, 99.6% of everything it obligated. Each code links to its own page with the buyers under it across government.

The small-business share

$107,541,975 of SBA’s FY2025 contract dollars, 97% of the total, went out under a small-business set-aside: competitions and sole-source awards reserved for small firms, 8(a) participants, HUBZone, service-disabled veteran-owned and women-owned businesses. The dollars primes placed with small subcontractors sit on top of that and are not counted here.

Source: USAspending.gov, FY2025 set-aside obligations, read 2026-11-05.

The vehicles

  • Loan system IT contracts

    The platforms behind the 7(a), 504 and disaster loan programs.

  • Disaster assistance surge contracts

    Staffing and processing after a declared disaster.

  • OASIS+ and NITAAC

    Professional services and IT.

What GovSmith does with this

How GovSmith wins at SBA for you

GovSmith watches SBA's own IT and surge buys for the clients they fit, and uses the agency the way it matters most: the certifications, the size rules and the scorecards that decide which set-asides a client can win everywhere else.