Federal Small Business Program (SBP)

Georgia DOT has implemented a Federal Small Business Program (SBP) to increase opportunities for all small companies doing business with our agency.  SBP promotes these opportunities though the Department’s procurement of materials, professional and technical services, as well as transportation consultant and construction contracts.


Goal

Facilitate procurement and contract opportunities of a size and scope that can reasonably be performed by competing Small Businesses, including Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) as prime and subcontractors.


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Registration

Please review the SBP application instructions, tool, and links, prior to submitting to Georgia DOT.  In order to expedite the registration process, we encourage applicants to use the SBA Determination Tool.  Please print your results and attach it to your application. ​

A SBP participant must fall within the definition of a Small Business as defined by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), either in terms of the average number of employees over the past 12 months, or average annual receipts over the past three years.  Review info to find out if your business meets the SBA definition.

NOTE: A firm's average annual receipts cannot exceed  $22.41 million, and still be seen as a small business.​

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Small Business Program Application

Complete the application to register for the Small Business Program.

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​SBP is implemented in accordance with the new section of Title 49, (49 CFR part 26.39)  “Fostering Small Business Participation.”

 

 

Contacts

All inquiries and applications may be sent directly to:

Georgia Department of Transportation
Office of Equal Employment Opportunity
Program Manager: Vacant
600 West Peachtree St, NW (7th Floor)
Atlanta, GA 30308
(404) 631-1990 Office  | (404) 631-1943 Fax | TTY Help Desk: 711

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