Contract Our Veterans Act of 2026
Rep. Fine Proposes 5% Federal Contract Guarantee for Veteran-Owned Small Businesses
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Veteran-owned small businesses would gain new contracting advantages, but non-veteran small business owners could face increased competition for federal contracts as agencies redirect a share of procurements to meet the new 5% veteran-owned goal. Existing set-aside categories for women-owned and disadvantaged businesses may also see indirect pressure on their contract pipelines.
“small business concerns owned and controlled by women, and small business concerns owned and controlled by veterans”
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Referred to the House Committee on Small Business.
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Federal Bill Seeks to Increase DOD Contracts for Veteran Businesses
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Contract Our Veterans Act of 2026
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