HUBZone Empowerment Program - This program is intended to stimulate economic development and create jobs in urban and rural communities by providing contracting preference to businesses located in a HUBZone.  Small business firms can negotiate sole source contracts and participate in restricted competition limited to HUBZone certified businesses. Businesses located in HUBZones are allowed a 10% price preference in full and open competition.

DOD Indian Incentive Program - This program originated from the Buy Indian Act.  It gives Department of Defense prime contractors a 5% payment on all work subcontracted to Indian-owned businesses.

Buy Indian Act - This program is defined under FAR 52-226-1.  It allows prime contractors to receive a 5% rebate on work subcontracted to AGT.  Department of Defense contractors that reference FAR 52-226-1, a requirement for the small, disadvantaged or women-owned business subcontracting program, may be eligible for incentive payments.  

Indian Self-Determination Contracting - Under the Indian Self-Determination Act, 25 U.S.C. § 47 (1982), Indian tribes can obtain contracts from the Bureau of Indian Affairs without competitive bidding. The purpose of this is to create partnering between government and indigenous people.