Small Business Partners

Discovering new possibilities.

At GDIT, we understand that every powerful partnership starts with an introduction.

From system services to IT, we’re committed to building new and beneficial relationships with a host of small businesses who share our commitment to delivering quality services and marketing.

Register

If your company is interested in a business partnership with GDIT, please take a moment to register with us. We've put together a guide on how to register or update your business information.

We will use this information as a resource to identify possible candidates for opportunities that arise. As always, neither you nor GDIT are under any obligations. If you have any questions or want to update your information, please contact us at smallbusiness@gdit.com.

Resources

For more information on the requirements of working with GDIT, please view our Small Business Information fact sheet, our Supply Chain Management and Supplier Diversity Programs fact sheet, our Doing Business with GDIT standards of business conduct, or visit any of the following links:

Small Business Databases

We encourage small businesses to register in the following databases, used to identify potential small business contractors:

System for Award Management

Companies pursuing business with the government must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM), which replaces the former Central Contractor Registration. SAM also includes online representations and certifications.

SBA Dynamic Small Business Search

It is recommended that companies complete the information in its entirety, including keywords and capabilities.

VetBiz Database

This database contains U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Center for Veterans Enterprise online directory of Veteran-Owned (VOSB) and Service Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVOSB) small businesses.

We see you.

As a measure to ensure greater opportunities for all, GDIT is fully committed to the provisions contained in Public Law 95-507, as amended, and Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 19, establishing requirements for participation in federal contracts to include:

Small business (SB) concerns, including Native American small businesses
Small disadvantaged business (SDB) concerns owned and controlled by socially and economically disadvantaged individuals
Small business concerns owned and controlled by women (WOSB)
SBA-certified HUBZone (Historically underutilized business zones) small businesses
Veteran-owned (VO) and service disabled veteran-owned (SDVO) small businesses
AbilityOne organizations employing the blind and the severely-disabled