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The government wrote down exactly how it buys construction. It's called the Federal Acquisition Regulation, it's public, and the contractors who actually read it are the ones cashing the checks.
Inside those rules are the set-aside programs Congress built on purpose to spread federal money around: service-disabled veteran-owned, woman-owned, minority-owned, and the one most contractors have never looked up — HubZone.
A friend building a power plant in Las Vegas had never heard of it. They found a qualifying address, set up a HubZone company, and later a woman-owned HubZone company on top of it. Four of the last five contracts those companies won had exactly one bidder. Every one made more than fifty percent.
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Key Takeaways
The FAR is public. The system is written down.
Set-asides exist on purpose: HubZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, 8(a).
Check sba.gov/hubzone — it takes one minute.
Being the only bidder is a strategy, not luck.
If a sole bid comes in more than 15% over the government estimate, the CO cannot simply award it.
Learn how to find, bid, negotiate, and perform federal government construction contracts.
Start at gcexperts.com/zoom
gcexperts.com/zoom
Call Me 813-678-5701
admin@gcexperts.com
💬 COMMENT "FEDPRIMER" and we'll reply with your own code for the free Getting Started guide — how to incorporate and register with Uncle Sam, the step that stops most contractors before they ever bid.
Redeem your code at https://get.federal.construction/redeem
The government wrote down exactly how it buys construction. It's called the Federal Acquisition Regulation, it's public, and the contractors who actually read it are the ones cashing the checks.
Inside those rules are the set-aside programs Congress built on purpose to spread federal money around: service-disabled veteran-owned, woman-owned, minority-owned, and the one most contractors have never looked up — HubZone.
A friend building a power plant in Las Vegas had never heard of it. They found a qualifying address, set up a HubZone company, and later a woman-owned HubZone company on top of it. Four of the last five contracts those companies won had exactly one bidder. Every one made more than fifty percent.
FREE APP — FEDPRIMER by GC Experts
Federal bids matched to your trade and ZIP, a go/no-go scorecard, a SAM.gov registration guide, and an AI coach that knows your trade.
fedprimer.com/start
Key Takeaways
The FAR is public. The system is written down.
Set-asides exist on purpose: HubZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, 8(a).
Check sba.gov/hubzone — it takes one minute.
Being the only bidder is a strategy, not luck.
If a sole bid comes in more than 15% over the government estimate, the CO cannot simply award it.
Learn how to find, bid, negotiate, and perform federal government construction contracts.
Start at gcexperts.com/zoom
