Doing Business With DoDEA

DoDEA Office of Small Business Programs

DoDEA's Office of Small Business Programs is committed to increasing acquisition opportunities for small businesses. We understand how forming partnerships with the private sector enhance the DoDEA mission and support U.S. growth. Their contributions to our national economy in terms of innovation, job creation, efficiency, increased competition, reduced prices, and quality sources of supply warrant the inclusion to the greatest extent possible when making Federal contract award decisions.

The OSBP serves as the Agency's focal point for issues and practices concerning small business utilization. The office promotes the use of small, disadvantaged, women-owned, HUBZone, veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses. In addition, OSBP provide assistance to small businesses by participating in and conducting outreach activities to ensure a fair portion of DoDEA's total acquisitions are awarded to small businesses pursuant to public law. Small businesses will be given an equitable opportunity to compete for all contracts that they can perform, consistent with the best interests of the Government.

 

Mission

Advise DoDEA’s Director and senior DoDEA Acquisition Officials on all matters relating to the small business programs and provide maximum practicable opportunities for them to participate in the acquisition process, inclusive of the prime and subcontracting level. 

 

Getting Started with DoDEA

  • Register your company in the System for Award Management (SAM) . All businesses, whether large or small, must be registered in SAM to do business with the federal government.
  • Complete your SAM Small Business Profile for Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS) . When a small business registers in SAM, there is an opportunity to fill out a small business profile to populate DSBS. DoDEA uses DSBS to research small businesses in our market.
  • Research DoDEA. Know our mission, what we buy and how your company's products and services can contribute.
  • Register with Sam.Gov  for the latest business opportunity announcements from DoDEA. Be sure to take advantage of advanced search features to stay on top of DoDEA's Business Opportunity Notices, Sources Sought announcements, Requests for Information, and Request for Proposal. Your thoughtful responses to these notices help us understand your capabilities and make more informed decisions on our acquisitions.

Forecast

As part of DoDEA’s initiative to encourage competition, this procurement forecast should allow companies to spend more time bidding and less time searching for procurement opportunities. The information in the forecast is based on the best information available at the time of posting, is intended for planning purposes only, and does not constitute a commitment by DoDEA to buy the described supplies and services.

Please note that the forecast contains information from the current contract. This information should NOT be relied upon for proposal preparation. Contractors are cautioned to prepare their proposal in accordance with the Performance Work Statement (PWS) or Statement of Work (SOW) in the solicitation when it is released.

Annual Procurement Forecast are available upon request by sending an emailing the Industry Outreach Coordinator.

Helpful Links

Links to the Small Business Administration and the specific socio-economic programs we support:

Contacts

Jerome Carter
Office of Small Business Programs
571-372-1401

Industry Outreach Coordinator
Office of Industry Outreach

Marketing to DoD

 

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