Current Pending Tribal 8(a) Certification
Tribal 8(a) organizations enjoy unique government contracting advantages, including sole-source contracts, mentorship, and community impact opportunities, fostering growth and success.
Eligibility for sole-source contracts up to $100M for DoD & up to $25M for federal & civilian agencies, without J&A.
Access to set-aside contracts, providing a competitive advantage in government bidding.
Ability to secure 8(a) contracts for up to nine years, ensuring a stable revenue stream.
Access to business development assistance, mentorship, and training through the 8(a) program.
Opportunities to form joint ventures and teaming arrangements with larger contractors for larger contracts.
Eligibility for SBA 8(a) program’s various subcategories, such as HUBZone and WOSB, expanding market reach.
Contracting success can directly benefit tribal communities through economic growth and job creation.
A platform for strategic growth, diversification, and sustainable business expansion.
Qualified Native American Tribal 8(a) businesses can be awarded sole-source contracts up to $100M for DoD & up to $25M for federal & civilian agencies, without J&A, per the revision of Section 811 of the NDAA
SCOTT CARLSON
U.S. Small Business Administration
Utah District Office
scott.carlson@sba.gov
Deep Creek Corporation is wholly owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Goshutes in both Juab Country and Tooele counties in Utah.
The Goshute Tribal Lands lie close to the former Pony Express Trail (1860-1861). There is no available fuel, food, or lodging available. While the road into and out of town is paved, most roads in the area are not.
The Deep Creek name is derived from the mountain range the tribal lands reside on.
Entrance of the Goshute Tribal Lands
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