Set-aside programs · Minority-owned · South Carolina

Minority-owned small business contracts in South Carolina

In FY2026, minority-owned small businesses won $425.81M in federal contracts for work in South Carolina (1,118 awards); Department of Defense awarded the most ($286.86M).

Open 8(a) set-aside notices in South Carolina · All federal contracts in South Carolina · Minority-owned nationwide

Money to minority-owned small businesses in South Carolina, by year

Federal contract obligations for work performed in South Carolina to small businesses that report this status on the contract (FPDS), set-asides and open competition together.

Money by year

  • FY2023$841.01M
  • FY2024$717.75M
  • FY2025$677.95M
  • FY2026$425.81M

Obligations (money committed) in prime awards, from USAspending.gov.

There is no federal minority-owned set-aside: the notices below are the 8(a) program's.

Open notices

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How to qualify

There is no federal set-aside named minority-owned. The federal routes are the 8(a) program and Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) status, both changing in 2026. Minority-owned in SAM.gov is what a company reports about itself; FPDS counts tribally owned, Alaska Native Corporation and Native Hawaiian firms in it.

Minority-owned: certification and how set-asides work → · SBA contracting programs ↗

SBA decides who qualifies, not SpendQuery.

From USAspending.gov prime awards (FPDS business types and set-aside codes; place of performance) and SAM.gov notices. Sources and limits