What is the minimum value for business opportunities that can be viewed at the Government-wide Point of Entry?

The minimum value for business opportunities that can be viewed at the Government-wide Point of Entry is set at $25,000. This threshold helps establish a standard for the kinds of federal contracting opportunities that are significant enough to warrant broader public visibility. Opportunities below this amount may not require the same level of competitive processes or transparency as those above the $25,000 mark.

This regulation ensures that contracts of a certain magnitude are accessible to a wider audience, thereby promoting fair competition among vendors and allowing smaller businesses the chance to compete for government contracts that they might not otherwise be aware of. Understanding this threshold is crucial for contractors looking to identify which opportunities are publicly listed and to plan their bidding strategies accordingly.