For prime contractors · small business officers
We give prime teams a simpler environmental path: site work, PFAS support, biobased sourcing, and current status documentation organized for review. SBA VetCert certification is in process. Patriot is not currently presenting itself as SBA-certified or eligible for SDVOSB set-aside or sole-source awards. Buyers should verify current status for each acquisition.
The subcontracting goal & the credit gap
The government-wide statutory SDVOSB goal is 5% under 15 USC 644(g)(1)(A)(ii). Each prime's subcontracting plan has its own negotiated goals. Where FAR 52.219-9 applies, primes submit subcontracting reports through SAM.gov using the reporting periods and deadlines required by their contract.
Government-wide SDVOSB prime spending reached $31.9B in FY2023 — 5% of total federal spend — exceeding the 3% goal per the SBA Procurement Scorecard. The FY2024 NDAA §863 then raised the statutory floor to 5%, increasing the importance of well-documented subcontracting activity.
What PBS supports
Three capability lines, each documented so the work maps cleanly to your subcontracting plan and contract file.
Environmental assessment and PFAS support scoped per task order, with documentation organized for the contract file.
Service-disabled veteran ownership, current VetCert status, and subcontracting-role context organized for your administrator's review without presuming credit treatment.
Product evidence, BioPreferred status, and quote or order context assembled so they are releasable to your contracting reviewer when needed.
Past performance · in formation
PBS is a new company building its federal track record across three capability lines: environmental assessment, PFAS support, and biobased sourcing. Capability briefings focus on current entity information, our service approach, documentation workflow, and verified references where they are available and releasable.
From the Green Brief
Prime contractors evaluating subs in the biobased space are walking into a buy-side that has been quietly rewired for a decade. We wrote about the laws — 7 U.S.C. § 8102, FAR 23.107-2, NDAA § 322 — and the manufacturers showing up to meet them.
Environmental repair depends on materials, manufacturing capacity, and purchasing decisions. Federal procurement helps connect those parts of the supply chain.
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