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As President Donald Trump\u2019s administration forces an end to race- and gender-conscious contracting preferences, governments at every level are ramping up their goals to award more contracts to veteran-owned businesses instead.<\/p>\n

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There\u2019s just one problem, however: finding enough veteran contractors who have the certifications to complete the work.<\/p>\n

Top officials from Trump\u2019s Small Business Administration are now scrambling to fill the gaps as the federal government ramps up its own goals for small veteran-owned businesses \u2014 and could soon go even higher.<\/p>\n

Beneath an arch of red, white and blue balloons on a sticky Friday morning, Trump\u2019s SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler visited San Antonio to personally christen a new Veterans Business Outreach Center [VBOC] that her office is standing up at St. Philip\u2019s College.<\/p>\n

The agency has long operated centers across the country that help mentor veterans as they start and grow their businesses, including one in the Rio Grande Valley and one in Arlington.<\/p>\n

But the San Antonio location is the first of its kind in response to rapid policy changes happening in federal government contracting.<\/p>\n

The city has one of the nation\u2019s largest concentrations of veterans \u2014 as well as roughly 80,000 active-duty service members who could open businesses as they transition into civilian careers.\u00a0<\/p>\n

SBA\u2019s new center is designed to help them build and grow businesses that could compete for federal contracts under the same roof where the Texas Veterans Commission already has staff doing similar work for state contractors.<\/p>\n

\u201cNow that the VBOC will fall under us, we\u2019re going to have wraparound services, said Megan Tamez,\u00a0director of the state\u2019s Veterans Entrepreneur Program. \u201cI\u2019ll have [Texas Veterans Commission] on the lower level, and then once they\u2019re done receiving those services, they\u2019ll walk to the next office and receive the higher level services.\u201d<\/p>\n

The administration plans to spend $1 million opening three satellite locations in Texas before the end of the year, including San Antonio, Houston and El Paso.<\/p>\n

More are planned for Florida, California and Louisiana, where they also hope to churn more small businesses out of states with large veteran populations.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s no better place to launch than right here in San Antonio, in Military City USA,\u201d Loeffler told the crowd at the June 12 ceremony. \u201c\u2026 As we rebuild and re-industrialize America \u2026 we know that veterans are going to come first.\u201d<\/p>\n

The end of the DEI era<\/h4>\n

The race to incentivize veteran businesses comes as most other types of business support programs are quickly being shuttered.<\/p>\n

Since returning to office in 2025, Trump has threatened to withhold federal grants from any government that keeps race- and gender-conscious contracting goals on their books.<\/p>\n

Against that backdrop, women- and minority-owned business programs built over the past three decades have been scrapped and replaced almost overnight with programs favoring veteran-owned businesses instead.<\/p>\n

In December, Texas slashed women- and minority-owned businesses from the state\u2019s Historically Underutilized Business Program, leaving service-disabled veteran business owners as the only eligible participants.<\/p>\n

A judge temporarily reversed the decision after excluded businesses sued. But if the state succeeds in its effort, only about 575 of the 11,000 vendors in the state program that are certified as veteran-owned will be eligible for the program, according to the Texas Veterans Commission.<\/p>\n

This month the Small, Minority, and Women-Owned Business Enterprise policy it\u2019s had on the books since the early 2000s with a program aimed at helping small, local and veteran-owned businesses.<\/p>\n

San Antonio was already phasing out some race-and gender-based preferences before Trump\u2019s return to office last year, but suspending the program indefinitely in September of 2025. <\/p>\n

Like the county, it has since implemented veteran contracting preferences instead.<\/p>\n

\u201c[San Antonio] had a very robust SBEDA program for years, and that\u2019s what everybody was focused on \u2014 reducing discrimination and reducing race- and gender- based barriers to doing city work,\u201d said Colette Holt, who owns a business providing legal counsel to San Antonio and other governments using contracting programs to support minority, women and disadvantaged businesses.<\/p>\n

\u201cThat\u2019s been paused, so people are pivoting.\u201d<\/p>\n

Turning to Texas<\/h4>\n

With federal goals for veteran-owned businesses also increasing, expectations for the new VBOC are quite high, according to Kevin Barber, a Houston energy executive whose been tasked with overseeing the effort.<\/p>\n

Five months ago Barber was serving as vice chair of the Texas Veterans Commission, which helps veterans formulate business plans and register with the state to get free franchise taxes.<\/p>\n

Then Trump\u2019s Small Business Administration tapped him to crank up its veterans business outreach, and his home state has been a major beneficiary.<\/p>\n

Barber went to work installing VBOCs in places where the Texas Veterans Commission was already doing business mentorship and state certifications, like the Good Samaritan Veterans Outreach & Transition Center at St. Philip\u2019s College.<\/p>\n

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\u201cWe\u2019ve always had some support for entrepreneurs [at the state level], but what we missed out on was the next step, which is funding for their businesses and getting SBA loans,\u201dsaid Laura Koerner, a former Fair Oaks Ranch councilwoman who chairs the Texas Veterans Commission.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe had an amazing opportunity when one of our fellow commissioners got into that role.\u201d<\/p>\n

Now Barber serves as assistant administrator\u00a0for the SBA\u2019s\u00a0Office of\u00a0Veterans\u00a0Business Development.<\/p>\n

He said a three-person staff at the new San Antonio VBOC location is expected to interface with 500 veterans or military spouses in the first year \u2014 andconvert about 10% of those to business owners.<\/p>\n

Those goals come as the federal government\u2019s goals for the percentage of its contracts going to small veteran-owned businesses went from 3% to 5% in the past year, and may even go higher soon.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re putting a lot of investment into training veterans for not just government contracting, but commercial contracting as well,\u201d Barber said.<\/p>\n

\u2018They should be concerned\u2019<\/h4>\n

Experts say that policymakers are right to worry about filling their new quotas for veterans.<\/p>\n

\u201cThey should be concerned about capacity, because we don\u2019t know how many veteran-owned firms are out there, and we don\u2019t know what industries they\u2019re in,\u201d Holt explained.<\/p>\n

Her business has long helped create the disparity studies that governments \u2014 including the city of San Antonio \u2014 use to measure the types of businesses that exist in their communities against the rates at which they\u2019re being selected for contracts.<\/p>\n

Holt said that women- and minority-owned businesses have long jumped through certification hoops to participate in government contracting programs because it helped them gain a foothold in markets where they faced discrimination.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile veterans haven\u2019t faced the same challenges doing business on the open market \u2014 and haven\u2019t been as motivated to pursue government contracts, Holt said. <\/p>\n

The state of Illinois and the city of Chicago have both had a 3% veteran goal for at least a decade, yet contractors still routinely get waivers to meet those goals because they can\u2019t find enough firms.<\/p>\n

\u201c[Veterans] don\u2019t perceive that they need any kind of a program,\u201d Holt said. \u201cThe pool is very, very shallow for those who\u2019ve been certified already.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ahead of the curve<\/h4>\n

Local policymakers who\u2019ve already been working to encourage more small businesses to set up shop in San Antonio said the launch of the SBA\u2019s new VBOC center this month came as a surprise.<\/p>\n

But they overwhelmingly agreed that having it here is a smart move \u2014 in part because so much work has already gone into improving the city\u2019s small business ecosystem.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe should be the veterans\u2019 procurement capital of the country, because we have the largest veteran community here,\u201d said Melanie McCoy, a U.S. Army veteran who runs the nonprofit Supply SA, which aims to simplify the local procurement processes in San Antonio.<\/p>\n

San Antonio had a head start in transitioning its race- and gender- preference programs into a broader effort to help small businesses share in the wealth of lucrative government contracts \u2014 because its three-decade old affirmative action program had been so successful it no longer had the legal standing to keep it in place.<\/p>\n

As part of that effort, a group of local government agencies stood up Supply SA to help carry such entrepreneurship programs into the future.<\/p>\n

SupplySA took over and revamped the troubled South Central Texas Regional Certification Agency (SCTRCA) that caused businesses to wait as much as seven months to get their certifications.<\/p>\n

Now businesses are getting certified at the Boeing Tech Center in 30 days or less, McCoy said, the addition of a VBOC in San Antonio is the natural next step for a community where entrepreneurship is already on the rise.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s great that they\u2019re opening this veteran business outreach center here, because we really did need one,\u201d she said<\/p>\n

McCoy would know. She started her own consulting business several years ago, and had to drive all the way to Arlington for VBOC services.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe should be trying to maintain and keep the service members that are exiting [duty] here, kind of like how I settled here,\u201d she said. \u201cThere\u2019s just so much opportunity for veterans.\u201d<\/p>\n

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