Veteran Set Aside Web Services
ThatDeveloperGuy accepts inquiries for federal web-development scopes. Current SAM.gov, VetCert, FAR 19.14, and set-aside eligibility must be verified in official records for the specific procurement; this page explains the general mechanics.
What FAR 19.14 actually says
FAR Subpart 19.14 authorizes contracting officers to restrict competition to SDVOSB concerns when the contracting officer has a reasonable expectation that at least two responsible SDVOSBs will submit offers and that award will be made at fair market price. The set aside is mandatory above the simplified acquisition threshold when the rule of two is met.
For web-development scopes, set-aside opportunities can include full set-aside, partial set-aside, and sole-source paths. The applicable NAICS, vendor status, and response path depend on the current official record and the specific procurement.
How we evaluate set aside opportunities
- Sole-source inquiry: scope and response timing are evaluated after current vendor eligibility and acquisition requirements are confirmed
- Full set-aside, fixed-price scope: a response may include technical and price volumes when current eligibility is confirmed
- Full set-aside, T&M or labor-hour scope: a response may include a rate card mapped to the agency's labor categories when current eligibility is confirmed
- Partial set-aside or subcontract inquiry: scope, period of performance, participation rules, and current eligibility require procurement-specific review
Example web-development scopes in set-aside procurements
Federal web-development scopes vary widely. Examples that may appear in set-aside opportunities include:
- Agency public information sites with content management and Section 508 compliance
- Public records dashboards displaying contract awards, FOIA logs, or compliance data
- Internal portals for program offices with role-based access control
- Migration of legacy federal sites off retired CMS platforms onto modern static or hybrid stacks
- Accessibility remediation under standalone task orders against existing federal sites
Past-performance documentation for procurement review
Relevant past-performance documentation is shared through authorized procurement channels after scope review. Current federal registration, certification, and eligibility must be verified in official records before relying on any program status.
How to send a federal opportunity for review
Federal contracting officers and prime contractors can send an opportunity through the contact page or by email. Confirm current official program eligibility before treating ThatDeveloperGuy as a qualifying vendor or subcontractor.
Send an opportunity for review
Set aside FAQ
- Do you bid as prime or sub?
- The role depends on the opportunity, acquisition requirements, and current official eligibility. Prime or subcontract participation is evaluated for the specific scope; no facility security clearance is asserted here.
- What is your geographic restriction?
- Remote delivery is available nationwide. On-site presence beyond the Cassville, Missouri base and any procurement-specific travel requirements are evaluated case by case.
- Do you respond to RFIs?
- Yes. RFI responses are typically faster to produce than RFP responses since they are bounded by the request. We aim for two business day turnaround on RFI responses.