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Find similar grantsTargeted Small Business Program is sponsored by Iowa Department of Administrative Services. Assists women, minorities, service-disabled veterans, and individuals with disabilities in starting or growing small businesses in Iowa.
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Targeted Small Business Program | Iowa Department of Administrative Services Effective May 4, 2026, the email domain for Iowa Department of Administrative Services employee addresses and inboxes has changed from @iowa. gov to @das. iowa.
gov. Targeted Small Business Program Iowa's Targeted Small Business (TSB) Program is designed to help women, individuals with minority status, service-disabled veterans, and individuals with disabilities overcome some of the hurdles to starting or growing a small business in Iowa.
Created by the Iowa Targeted Small Business Procurement Act – Iowa Code Chapter 73, Subchapter III – the Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) administers the TSB Program and certifies TSBs. Requirements for TSB Certification To meet the minimum requirements for TSB Certification, a business must: Be located in the state of Iowa. Be operated for a profit.
Have less than $4 million in gross income, computed as an average of the preceding three fiscal years. Be majority-owned (51 percent or more), operated and managed by a female, individual with minority status, service disabled veteran or individual with a disability. For more information, visit IEDA's Targeted Small Business program page .
Certified Targeted Small Business Directory Targeted Small Business Tipsheet Procurement guidelines for State of Iowa agencies. Program overview, benefits, and guidelines for small businesses. Chief Procurement Officer
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