100,000 qualified businesses.
Not registrations — businesses. Every participant must prove it is real, U.S.-owned, established, and profitable.
A proposed program of the Executive Office of the President
Real American businesses. Ready to sell to the United States.
The TRiUMPh Program replaces a federal contractor registry padded with paper companies with 100,000 qualified, profitable, U.S.-owned businesses in the sectors the Government needs most — and gives every one of them expert help to get fully set up to compete. No grants. No handouts. Guidance, from people who have built businesses.
Expert guidance, end to end.
A professional business consultant guides you through SAM registration, your federal business profile, capability statement, and — if you need one — a website. At no cost to you.
Twelve sectors that matter.
Defense, shipbuilding, energy, critical minerals, AI infrastructure, cybersecurity, semiconductors, medical supply, aerospace and drones, construction, agriculture, homeland security.
$1 trillion
spent by the federal government on contracts every year
700,000+
entities registered to sell to the government
Fewer than half
the share of small businesses winning contracts today compared with a decade ago
1 in 3
competitive awards that receive only a single offer
Figures are illustrative pending official data.
How it works
01
Pre-check.
Answer eight questions. Takes two minutes. See instantly whether your business is likely to qualify.
02
Qualify.
If the program is established, you will consent to a one-time IRS verification of your operating history, revenue, and profitability. No documents to upload. No identity-based preferences — ever.
03
Get matched.
A business consultant from the program's national network is assigned to your company. Someone who has built and sold to the government before.
04
Get set up.
SAM registration, NAICS and PSC codes, capability statement, past-performance record, web presence, and introductions to the agencies that buy what you make. You are ready to compete.
Who qualifies
You likely qualify if…
- Organized in the U.S. with a real U.S. location
- Majority-owned by U.S. citizens or permanent residents
- At least three years in operation
- Meets a minimum annual revenue threshold
- Profitable in at least two of the last three years
- Principal revenue from one of the twelve sectors
- No federal debarment or unresolved tax delinquency
- Has not held a significant federal prime contract before
This program is not for…
- Shell or paper companies
- Businesses already established in federal contracting
- Businesses outside the designated sectors
- Startups without an operating track record
- Anyone seeking a grant or loan — this program provides services, not money
Exact thresholds will be set by the program's governing Council.
Twelve sectors
What the Government buys, and who it needs to buy it from.
Defense
Munitions, vehicles, spare parts, and sustainment for the armed services.
Example needs
- Precision machined components
- Depot-level repair
- Ordnance packaging
Shipbuilding & Maritime
Hulls, fittings, propulsion, and repair capacity for the fleet.
Example needs
- Weldments and fabrication
- Valves and piping
- Dry-dock services
Energy
Generation, transmission hardware, and fuel logistics.
Example needs
- Transformers and switchgear
- Turbine parts
- Fuel handling equipment
Critical Minerals
Domestic mining, refining, and processing of strategic materials.
Example needs
- Rare-earth processing
- Battery-grade materials
- Assay and testing
AI Infrastructure
Data center build-out, power, cooling, and compute hardware.
Example needs
- Rack integration
- Liquid cooling
- Structured cabling
Cybersecurity
Defensive tooling, monitoring, and secure engineering services.
Example needs
- Network monitoring
- Secure software engineering
- Incident response
Semiconductors
Fabrication inputs, packaging, test, and specialty equipment.
Example needs
- Wafer handling equipment
- Test and burn-in
- Advanced packaging
Medical Supply
Consumables, devices, and stockpile-ready manufacturing.
Example needs
- Sterile consumables
- Device assembly
- Cold-chain logistics
Aerospace & Drones
Airframes, components, unmanned systems, and ground control.
Example needs
- Airframe components
- UAS airframes
- Composite fabrication
Construction
Facilities, infrastructure, and installation-support trades.
Example needs
- Site work and paving
- Mechanical and electrical
- Facility renovation
Agriculture
Food supply, processing, and agricultural equipment.
Example needs
- Bulk food processing
- Storage and handling
- Equipment parts
Homeland Security
Screening, detection, border infrastructure, and response equipment.
Example needs
- Detection hardware
- Barrier and fencing
- Emergency equipment
What changes
| Measure | Today | With TRiUMPh |
|---|---|---|
| Who is in the registry | Hundreds of thousands of entities, many of them inactive or paper only. | Businesses that have proven they are real, U.S.-owned, and operating. |
| How businesses are qualified | Self-registration with almost no verification. | A consented one-time IRS check of operating history, revenue, and profit. |
| Who provides the guidance | Scattered programs and paid consultants of uneven quality. | A vetted national network of consultants who have built businesses. |
| What participants receive | A registration number and a manual to read. | Full setup: registration, codes, capability statement, agency introductions. |
| Offers per solicitation | Thin competition on many buys. | More qualified offers from capable domestic producers. |
| Single-offer awards | Roughly one in three competitive awards draws a single offer. | Fewer single-offer awards as qualified entrants compete. |
| First-time winners | Few new entrants ever win a federal award. | New entrants are the point: first awards are the measure of success. |
Figures are illustrative pending official data.
Eligibility pre-check and interest form
An interest and eligibility pre-check only — not an application. No tax returns, EINs, Social Security numbers, bank details, or uploads are collected. Verification of financial qualification would occur only through a later, consented IRS process if the program is established.
Questions
Business owners
Consultants
Agencies and contracting officers
News
Program Office
Program concept released for stakeholder review
September 2026
Read moreProgram Office
Twelve priority sectors identified in draft framework
September 2026
Read morePolicy Brief
Draft qualification standards published for comment
August 2026
Read moreProgram Office
Consultant network standards outlined in concept paper
August 2026
Read morePolicy Brief
Measuring competition: proposed program metrics explained
July 2026
Read moreProgram Office
Registry modernization discussed at industry roundtable
July 2026
Read more