The US military just bought $13 million in moving services from a veteran-owned small business

The US government awarded a $13 million contract for moving and storage services. The contract went to a service-disabled veteran-owned small business.

This is a routine government procurement for basic services. It shows the government continues to use set-aside programs to support specific types of businesses, in this case, those owned by service-disabled veterans. These programs aim to direct a portion of federal spending to businesses that might otherwise struggle to compete with larger corporations.