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SamMatch

SDVOSB and veteran-owned small business subcontractor matching

Federal prime contractors with SDVOSB subcontracting plan goals search for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses by NAICS and PIID. SamMatch gives SDVOSB firms a free, SAM.gov-verified profile so primes running FAR 52.219-9 compliance can find and contact you when requirements match.

Why SDVOSB firms join SamMatch

Visible when primes filter to SDVOSB — ranked by NAICS, alerts, and free profiles.

  • Visible when primes filter requirements to SDVOSB / veteran-owned categories
  • Ranked by NAICS overlap and capability keywords from SBS — not random directory browse
  • Opportunity alerts when new prime PIIDs target your certification
  • No subscription — primes pay; subcontractors join free

Verification & accuracy

SamMatch syncs cert flags — you attest accuracy; verify SDVOSB status through SBA.

SamMatch syncs socio-economic flags from federal SBA data and validates ACTIVE SAM.gov registration. You attest that your profile is accurate before appearing in match results. SamMatch does not certify your SDVOSB status — verify all claims through official SBA channels.

Frequently asked questions

Is SamMatch free for SDVOSB companies?

Yes. Service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses create free profiles with UEI verification and opportunity alerts. Prime contractors pay $124.50/mo founding beta (50% off $249 list, locked for the life of the subscription, 25 of 25 spots) for ranked matching and compliance tools.

How do veteran-owned businesses get found by prime contractors?

Primes enter subcontracting requirements with NAICS and required socio-economic tags. When an SDVOSB requirement matches your profile, you receive an alert and may be contacted through SamMatch's prime-initiated mailbox.

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Claim your listing to save UEI matches and get alerts when primes post requirements that fit your NAICS and certifications.

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