Women-owned small business (WOSB) set-aside bids in Pennsylvania
Updated every morning. Last checked September 30, 2026.
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Only women-owned small businesses certified by the SBA's WOSB program (or EDWOSB) can compete.
How to register to bid in Pennsylvania
- Where to register
- PA Supplier Portal (Procurement vendor registration)
- Cost to register
- Free for PA Supplier Portal registration (COSTARS participation carries a separate annual fee; see below)
- Where Pennsylvania posts bids
- www.emarketplace.state.pa.us
- Go to the PA Supplier Portal and start a Procurement vendor registration. The Budget Office publishes a PDF guide and a video.
- Vendor Identification: enter your EIN.
- Vendor Details: enter company, business type, address, contact and product category information.
- Submit Registration Form: review the form and digitally sign the W-9.
- Create User ID: set up the administrative user for your company. A "Congratulations" message means registration is complete, but don't log in until the confirmation email arrives.
- To bid, search the Solicitations tab on eMarketplace. Then log in to the PA Supplier Portal and use Bid Processing to open the full solicitation and respond.
What to have ready
- Nine-digit EIN, entered without hyphens
- Legal organization name and business type
- Disregarded-entity status and the parent company's TIN, if that applies to you
- Email address and phone number
- Mailing street address or PO box
- At least one product category (the guide requires a minimum of one)
- You'll review and digitally sign an IRS W-9 during registration
Read the full Pennsylvania registration guide →
Federal bids in Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania?
There are 8 open women-owned small business (wosb) set-aside bids in Pennsylvania 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.