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Do Subcontractors Need Certification?

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For subcontractors, certification is not directly needed based off the WOSB Federal Contracting Program regulation alone. However, you should consult with the needs of the prime contractor, if a unique business circumstance applies.

If you have specific questions about certification and the regulation as it relates to subcontracting, please email WOSB@sba.gov for additional guidance.

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