Women-owned small business (WOSB) set-aside bids in Ohio
Updated every morning. Last checked September 30, 2026.
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Guide, Cam Follower, FO
Cylinder Head, Compress
Manual, Firing, Panel
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Detector, Gas
Switch Assembly
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Antenna
Antenna
Test Set, Electronic SY
Connector, Plug, Electri
Only women-owned small businesses certified by the SBA's WOSB program (or EDWOSB) can compete.
How to register to bid in Ohio
- Where to register
- OhioBuys Bidder Registration (DAS Office of Procurement Services)
- Cost to register
- Free (no fee stated in DAS/OhioBuys guides)
- Where Ohio posts bids
- ohiobuys.ohio.gov
- Go to ohiobuys.ohio.gov and choose the OhioBuys login.
- If you don't have an OH|ID, create one. Verify your email with the PIN sent to you, enter your name and date of birth, create a username and password, set up recovery options and accept the terms.
- Once signed in, fill out the Bidder Registration Request form: tax ID, legal name, Secretary of State number, address and commodities.
- Add any certifications that apply.
- Submit the request and wait for an email. The guide says you'll be notified "when the State of Ohio has reviewed and taken action on your request."
What to have ready
- An email address for an OH|ID account (Ohio's state login), plus a mobile number if you want account recovery by text
- Tax ID number (TIN/EIN)
- Legal business name exactly as shown on your tax returns
- Ohio Secretary of State charter/entity number
- Full business address, including county
- The commodities your business provides (you pick them from OhioBuys's list)
- Optional: certifications such as EDGE, MBE, WBE or veteran-owned
Read the full Ohio registration guide →
Federal bids in Ohio also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
What is a women-owned small business (wosb) set-aside?
Only women-owned small businesses certified by the SBA's WOSB program (or EDWOSB) can compete. Set-asides are federal bids posted on SAM.gov.
How many women-owned small business (wosb) set-aside bids are open in Ohio?
There are 14 open women-owned small business (wosb) set-aside bids in Ohio right now. FindMyBids refreshes the list every morning.
How do I qualify?
Register in SAM.gov (free), then apply for the SBA certification the set-aside asks for at certify.sba.gov. Small business set-asides only need you to be small for the bid's NAICS code.