Set-aside programs · Women-owned (WOSB / EDWOSB) · Vermont
Women-owned small business contracts in Vermont
In FY2026, women-owned small businesses won $12.71M in federal contracts for work in Vermont (170 awards), $2.78M of it through women-owned set-asides; Department of Health and Human Services awarded the most ($4.22M).
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Money to women-owned small businesses in Vermont, by year
Federal contract obligations for work performed in Vermont to small businesses that report this status on the contract (FPDS), set-asides and open competition together.
Money by year
Obligations (money committed) in prime awards, from USAspending.gov.
Agencies buying from them in Vermont, FY2026
- Department of Health and Human Services $4.22M
- Department of Homeland Security $2.42M
- Department of Defense $1.98M
- Department of Justice $1.62M
- Department of Veterans Affairs $1.13M
- Department of Agriculture $497.7K
- Environmental Protection Agency $329.5K
- Department of the Interior $301.5K
Companies winning the most, FY2026
- Lantana Consulting Group, Inc $4.07M
- Clark Group, LLC, the $1.58M
- Blue Tech Inc. $1.07M
- Advanced Computer Concepts, Inc. $922.3K
- United Solar Group Corporation $519.8K
- Arrow Arc LLC $462.8K
- Fairwinds Technologies LLC $381.3K
- Addon Services, LLC $364.1K
- K & a Foodservice Inc. $344.0K
- Northbound Ventures Consulting, LLC $329.5K
What they're paid for, FY2026
- 541690 Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services $4.07M
- 541519 Other Computer Related Services $2.32M
- 541620 Environmental Consulting Services $1.92M
- 541611 Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services $615.9K
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction $442.0K
- 334412 Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing $381.3K
- 238160 Roofing Contractors $349.1K
- 722310 Food Service Contractors $344.0K
Offices buying the most, FY2026
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How to qualify
A small business at least 51% owned and controlled by women who are US citizens, with women managing day to day. EDWOSB (economically disadvantaged) adds limits on the owners' net worth, income and assets.
Women-owned (WOSB / EDWOSB): 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