Set-aside programs · Minority-owned · U.S. Virgin Islands

Minority-owned small business contracts in U.S. Virgin Islands

In FY2026, minority-owned small businesses won $5.29M in federal contracts for work in U.S. Virgin Islands (71 awards); General Services Administration awarded the most ($2.77M).

Open 8(a) set-aside notices in U.S. Virgin Islands · All federal contracts in U.S. Virgin Islands · Minority-owned nationwide

Money to minority-owned small businesses in U.S. Virgin Islands, by year

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

Money by year

  • FY2023$13.55M
  • FY2024$11.14M
  • FY2025$13.47M
  • FY2026$5.29M

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.

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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