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Set Your Contractor Profile

Tell us your NAICS codes and which set-asides your firm qualifies for. Every opportunity gets a Fit Score so you know instantly which ones are worth your time.

What your Fit Score looks at

Whether the set-aside type matches your eligibility — your biggest filter
Whether the NAICS code aligns with your service lines
Notice type — Sources Sought and Presolicitations score higher for first-timers because you can engage before competition opens
Deadline window — a 45-day runway scores better than a 4-day sprint
Full & Open contracts are flagged — you'd be competing against Booz Allen and Leidos

1 — Your NAICS Codes NAICS codes your firm operates under Comma-separated. Example: 541512, 541519, 611430. Look yours up at naics.com if unsure.

2 — Set-Aside Eligibility Which set-asides does your firm qualify for? Check all that apply. If you're not certified yet but are a small business, check "Small Business (SBA)" — you still qualify for SBA set-asides.

Small Business (SBA) 8(a) Program HUBZone SDVOSB (Service-Disabled Veteran) WOSB (Woman-Owned) EDWOSB (Economically Disadvantaged WOSB) VOSB (Veteran-Owned)

3 — Experience Level Have you previously won a federal contract?

No — this is my first time pursuing federal work Yes — I have prior federal contract experience

4 — State (optional) Your business state Used for local preference and HUBZone filtering in future updates.

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