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What certifications does GoVets have?

GoVets maintains multiple veteran-owned and supplier-diversity certifications that support participation in federal, state, local, and corporate procurement programs. Current certifications include:

  • SBA-Certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) — GoVets is certified as an SDVOSB through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), supporting federal contracting and procurement opportunities available to qualified service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses.
  • New York State Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business (NYS SDVOB) — GoVets is certified through the New York State Office of General Services (OGS). This certification helps New York State agencies identify GoVets as a certified SDVOB for applicable procurement opportunities and supplier-diversity objectives.
  • Disability:IN Service-Disabled Veteran Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (SDV-DOBE) — GoVets holds SDV-DOBE certification through Disability:IN, supporting supplier-diversity initiatives among corporations and other organizations that recognize Disability:IN certifications.
  • Florida Veteran Business Enterprise (VBE) — GoVets is certified as a Veteran Business Enterprise in Florida, supporting applicable state and supplier-diversity procurement opportunities.

These certifications complement GoVets’ broader government procurement credentials and capabilities, including its SAM.gov registration, CAGE Code, UEI, government contract vehicles, P-Card and purchase-order support, and compliance-focused procurement services.

Government agencies, contracting officers, prime contractors, and supplier-diversity professionals that require verification should review GoVets’ current certification records and Capability Statement or contact GoVets for supporting documentation.

Important: Certification eligibility and the procurement credit or preference associated with a certification can vary by agency, contract, jurisdiction, and supplier-diversity program. Buyers should follow the requirements of the specific procurement program they are using.