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Minority, woman and small-owned businesses

We believe that a diverse and multicultural supply chain is a source of innovation, and that contractor diversity promotes inclusiveness that benefits the consumers we serve.

We are dedicated to working with diverse business owners—particularly minorities, women and small businesses—and we welcome feedback about how we're doing.

See our strategy and budget


Here's what you should know about working with the CFPB as a minority, women or small business:

FY22 awards to small businesses

Small Business Category Awarded Percentage

Business

$74,089,303

43%

Disadvantaged business

$46,687,112

27%    

Women-owned business

$23,735,694

14%

Service-disabled veteran-owned business

$23,838,188

14%

HubZone business

$11,527,599

7%

Source: Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) as of March 2023

FY22 awards for Dodd-Frank Act (DFA 5) vendors

Dodd-Frank Act (DFA) Category Awarded Percentage
African American-owned vendors

$9,927,448

6%

American Indian/Alaska Native-owned vendors

$111,471

1%

Asian/Pacific Islander-owned vendors

$42,225,265

24%

Hispanic American-owned vendors

$2,584,913

1%

Women-owned vendors

$29,192,121

17%

Minority-owned vendors (any)

$54,849,098

32%

DFA 5 vendors (any)

$65,258,370

38%

Source: Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS) as of March 2023

How to do business with us

Register your business with the System for Award Management (SAM) to apply for opportunities.

Register at SAM.gov

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