Government Contracts / Texas
Texas (TX) federal contracting landscape: total spend, top agencies, PTAC locations, HUBZone opportunities, and SBA financing strategy for acquisition buyers.
Annual Federal Spend
$12.0B
Small Biz Share
26%
Biggest buyers
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Texas PTAP at Lamar University
Beaumont
Texas PTAP at Tarleton State University
Stephenville
Texas PTAP at UTSA Institute for Economic Development
San Antonio
HUBZone opportunity
Texas has extensive HUBZone coverage in rural West Texas, the Rio Grande Valley, and Colonias communities along the US-Mexico border. San Antonio has select HUBZone census tracts near Fort Sam Houston. The border region HUBZone coverage is among the most accessible in the country for firms that can establish a principal office there.
Strategy for buyers
Texas's federal contracting market is anchored by military installations — Fort Cavazos (formerly Hood, near Killeen), Fort Sam Houston (San Antonio), Randolph AFB, Laughlin AFB, and Dyess AFB. San Antonio alone is one of the largest military medical markets in the world. An acquired firm with existing military base relationships in Central or South Texas has access to installation support contracts — maintenance, janitorial, automotive — that are structured to favor local small businesses. DHS adds significant contracting for CBP border operations across the Rio Grande Valley.
SBA financing in Texas
SBA Small Business Loans in Texas
Lender requirements, typical loan sizes, and SBA Working Capital Pilot availability for government contractors based in Texas.
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