If you are a contractor or own a small business in the United States a very useful website is ContractorNews.com .   It provides important news stories on  women, minority, disadvantaged, disabled, and disabled veteran-owned small businesses, and issues related to other small businesses enterprises-- for example, on relevant new government studies, federal funding to help small businesses, diversity goals, and the troubles facing small businesses and the pressures of big business monopolization. We highly recommend this website.

In our search for getting help to register as a DVBE and finding opportunities, as well as getting useful links to history and background showing the important role of disabled veterans in American society, we found very useful this website "The DVBE Resource Center" .  It is located at DVBE.net .

Many of us struggle with complex legal requirements and too much paperwork! This website LegalAd.com was founded by a DVBE and we have found it very useful with its quick and easy tools.  It can help you with legal notices, fictitious business names, corporate, probate, summons, personal name change, bulk sales, lien sales, and abandoned property sales.

Many government procurement agencies are requiring that prime contractors meet "Good Faith Effort" outreach goals, in searching out DBE and DVBE companies. This company Compliance News deploys advanced online tools to help prime contractors meet their outreach and advertising goals. It also helps DBE and DVBE subcontractors to find jobs and get their certifications. We give them a 5-star rating.

The federal government's goal is to award at least three percent of all federal contracting dollars to service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses each year. To find out more about how the federal government is promoting DVBE participation in governme nt contracts see this website at U.S. Small Business Administration. 

One DVBE company that we have recently been in communication with is PN Supply . If your company is doing a state job in California and needs to meet its DVBE goals, check them out.  This company is owned by a disabled veteran that served during the Vietnam war. Over the years they have employed Vietnam war and Iraq war disabled veterans, as well as donated to community organizations and are now working with indigenous communities. We endorse them 100%.