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10 months ago Eligibility requirements
VOSBs may get federal surplus property from the SASP in the state where the property will be primarily located and used. You must agree in writing that your VOSB:
Is located and operated within the state
Is unconditionally owned and controlled by one or more eligible veterans, service-disabled veterans, or surviving spouses
Has registered and is in “certified” status in SBA’s VetCert program database
Will use the property in the normal conduct of its business activities (personal or non-business use is prohibited)
Will not sell, transfer, loan, lease, encumber or otherwise dispose of the property during the period of restriction unless it has received express written authorization from SASP, GSA, and SBA
Will get permission from the donating SASP before permanently removing the property from the state
Will use the property as intended within one year of receipt
Will maintain its VOSB eligibility with SBA and SASP for the duration of the applicable federal period of restriction for donated property
Will give SBA, GSA, and/or SASP access to inspect the property and all pertinent recordsResources
Contact the SASP in the state where your VOSB is headquartered for more details on program requirements and eligibility
Register as a Small Business in FL
Set up identification as Veteran, Disabled, Women-Owned, LGBTQ.