2 Open WOSB Solicitations — NAICS 332510
2 open Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) solicitations are currently posted under NAICS 332510 (Hardware Manufacturing). Over the past 12 months, agencies posted 81 solicitations, with DEPT OF DEFENSE among the top buyers.
Top Buying Agencies (Last 12 Months)
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Open Solicitations
See all →- 53--STRAP,WEBBING
DEPT OF DEFENSEDue Oct 16, 2026
• The government requires procurement of webbing straps, NSN 5340012333063, with a quantity of 143 units. • This is an unrestricted competition, open to all responsible sources, including approved suppliers 0KHZ6 and others. • Contract term is one year, with a guaranteed minimum quantity of 21 units and estimated one order per year. • Quotes must be submitted electronically, with no specific deadline provided in the notice.
- 53--CASTER,SWIVEL
DEPT OF DEFENSEDue Oct 16, 2026
• The government requires 332 swivel casters (NSN 5340014340365) for delivery within 116 days. • This is an unrestricted competition, with all responsible sources eligible to submit a quote. • Contract term is one year or until $350,000 is reached, with 2 orders expected per year and a minimum of 49 units guaranteed. • Quotes must be submitted electronically, with specifications available only through the provided link.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a WOSB set-aside?
A WOSB (Women-Owned Small Business) set-aside is a federal contract reserved for businesses that are at least 51% owned by women who are U.S. citizens, and whose management and daily business operations are controlled by one or more women. WOSB set-asides are limited to industries where women are underrepresented in federal contracting.
How do I get WOSB certification?
Apply for WOSB certification through certify.sba.gov. Third-party certifiers approved by the SBA can also certify WOSB status. You must demonstrate that a woman (or women) own at least 51% of the business, that a woman controls management and daily operations, and that the business meets small business size standards for its primary NAICS code.
How do I find federal contracting opportunities?
Federal contracting opportunities are posted on SAM.gov (System for Award Management). You can search by keyword, NAICS code, set-aside type, agency, and response deadline. FedOps aggregates and enriches SAM.gov data daily so you can filter and track opportunities in one place.
How do I register to bid on federal contracts?
You must register your business in SAM.gov (sam.gov), which is free. You'll need a DUNS/UEI number, NAICS codes for your business, bank account information for electronic funds transfer, and applicable certifications (8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB, etc.) if bidding on set-asides. Registration is renewed annually.