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SMALL BUSINESS SET-ASIDE

Roof Replacement, Bldg 2414 — Fort Bliss, El Paso TX

US Army · Due Thu Aug 13, 10:00 AM MT · Sol# W911SG26BA005

Replace and repair the roof of Building 2414 at Fort Bliss. Set aside exclusively for small businesses — if your company does under $19M/yr, the nationals aren't allowed to bid against you. One of six federal roofing jobs open in Texas right now; the full list, with contracting-officer contacts, is in the current issue.

110federal roofing bids posted in the last 90 days

65%set aside for small businesses — nationals can't bid

46bids with open deadlines right now

Why you're missing them

They're buried on SAM.gov in procurement language — "Z--Rehabilitation of the Maintenance Complex Roofs" doesn't exactly jump out.
Deadlines pass silently. No one calls you. The bid closes, someone else re-roofs the base.
The gotchas are invisible. One current Air Force bid requires requesting an upload link 3 business days before the deadline — miss that and your bid literally cannot be submitted. We flag those.
You're on a roof, not at a desk. Monitoring 11 federal agencies isn't your job. It's ours.

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Questions

Is my company even allowed to bid on federal work?: If you do under $19M/year in revenue, you qualify as a small business for roofing (NAICS 238160) — and roughly two-thirds of federal roofing bids are reserved exclusively for companies like yours. You'll need a free SAM.gov registration; the first issue of the report walks you through it.
Is this just SAM.gov?: Same public data — minus the 40 minutes of digging, the procurement jargon, and the missed deadlines. We read every notice so you read one email.
Do you write the bids?: No — we make sure you never miss one. Bid writing may come later.