// SBA-CERTIFIED — SDVOSB & VOSB

SDVOSB-Certified Machine Shop — Texas

Rigid Concepts is an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business — an ISO 9001:2015, ITAR-registered precision CNC machine shop your program can count toward its small-business goals.

CAGE 960Q7  ·  UEI YKBYRWCBFDM5  ·  NAICS 332710  ·  SAM.GOV ACTIVE

Licensed Engineering FirmISO 9001:2015 CertifiedITAR RegisteredProduction & High-Mix, Low-VolumeSBA-Certified SDVOSB · Van Alstyne, TX
SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) badge — U.S. Small Business AdministrationSBA-certified Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) badge — U.S. Small Business Administration

One supplier, three boxes checked: SBA-certified SDVOSB, ITAR-registered, ISO 9001:2015. If your contract carries small-business goals — or your subcontracting plan has an SDVOSB gap — machining spend with Rigid Concepts counts. And the parts still get made the way we’re known for: hard geometry, exotic alloys, tight tolerances.

For contracting officers: set-aside and sole-source eligible

Federal buyers can engage Rigid Concepts through SDVOSB set-asides under FAR 19.14, or by sole source up to $8.5 million for manufacturing requirements (FAR 19.1406, current as of 2026). The government-wide SDVOSB prime contracting goal now stands at 5% — $32.5 billion awarded in FY25 — and certified small manufacturers that also carry ITAR registration and ISO 9001:2015 discipline are scarce. We machine build-to-print, hold material and process traceability from raw stock through delivery, and handle controlled technical data under ITAR-registered controls.

You’ll find us in SBA Small Business Search (formerly DSBS) — the market-research system of record — under UEI YKBYRWCBFDM5 / CAGE 960Q7.

For prime contractors: subcontracting credit that counts

If you hold a federal contract above the subcontracting-plan threshold, your plan carries SDVOSB goals under FAR 52.219-9 — and since December 22, 2024, only spend with SBA-certified SDVOSBs counts. Self-certified suppliers no longer qualify. Rigid Concepts is certified, so qualifying machining packages placed with us report cleanly, and we’ll support your eSRS/ISR documentation. We’re accustomed to prime flow-downs: ITAR technical-data controls, first-article inspection, certificates of conformance, and full lot traceability.

  • SDVOSB and VOSB spend, reportable under FAR 52.219-9 goals
  • ITAR-registered handling of controlled drawings and data
  • FAI, CoC, and lot-level traceability on every program
  • Quoted by the part — drawings and STEP files welcome

Vendor data

Legal nameRigid Concepts, LLC · Van Alstyne, TX 75495 · est. 2009
CAGE / UEI960Q7 · YKBYRWCBFDM5 · SAM.gov registration active
Primary NAICS332710 — Machine Shops
Additional NAICS332721 · 332912 · 332994 · 332999 · 336412 · 336413 · 336992
CertificationsSDVOSB & VOSB (SBA VetCert) · ISO 9001:2015 · ITAR registered
Point of contactJohnny Dickson · johnny@rigidconcepts.com · (214) 504-1967

Machining for government and prime work

The certification opens the door; the machining is why programs stay. We specialize in 5-axis CNC machining of titanium, Inconel, stainless, and aluminum — multi-face geometry in a single setup, prototypes through low-rate production — backed by in-house CMM inspection under ISO 9001:2015. Our defense and aerospace pages cover the work itself.

VOSB and VA Vets First

For Department of Veterans Affairs procurements, our VOSB certification counts under the VA’s Vets First preference (38 U.S.C. 8127), which gives SDVOSBs first priority and VOSBs second priority in VA contracting. One shop, both certifications — government-wide and VA-specific.

Verify our certifications

Both certifications are independently verifiable in SBA Small Business Search, the official system of record, issued under the SBA Veteran Small Business Certification (VetCert) program. We’ll provide the certification letters with any proposal or supplier-registration package.

Serving North Texas, DFW, and beyond

We’re based in Van Alstyne, Texas (75495), in Grayson County — just north of the DFW metroplex on the US-75 corridor toward Sherman–Denison and Texoma. We serve all of Texas and ship nationwide.

// FAQ

SDVOSB frequently asked questions

Contracting officers may award a sole-source contract to an SDVOSB when the anticipated value, including options, is at or below the current threshold — $8.5 million for manufacturing requirements (FAR 19.1406). Above that, SDVOSB set-aside competition applies under FAR 19.14. Thresholds current as of 2026 — confirm against the FAR at award time.

Yes. Since December 22, 2024, only SBA-certified SDVOSBs count toward the SDVOSB goals in a federal subcontracting plan (FAR 52.219-9) — self-certification no longer qualifies. Rigid Concepts is SBA-certified through VetCert, so machining spend with us is reportable SDVOSB and VOSB spend, and we support your eSRS/ISR documentation.

Yes — Rigid Concepts holds both certifications through the SBA’s Veteran Small Business Certification (VetCert) program. SDVOSB status applies to service-disabled veteran set-asides and sole-source awards government-wide; VOSB status additionally counts under the VA’s Vets First preference (38 U.S.C. 8127).

Yes — our SAM.gov registration is active: UEI YKBYRWCBFDM5, CAGE 960Q7, primary NAICS 332710 (Machine Shops). You can verify both certifications in the SBA’s Small Business Search, the official system of record for SDVOSB and VOSB status.

Add a certified SDVOSB to your supplier base.

Send a drawing or STEP file for pricing and lead time — or request our capability statement and certification letters for your supplier-registration package.

ITAR notice: technical data is handled under ITAR-registered controls.