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DBE & SBE Certified – Making a Difference, One Test at a Time
At Rebos, we are proud to be a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and Small Business Enterprise (SBE). These certifications reflect our ongoing commitment to excellence, equity, and opportunity in the workplace and the communities we serve.
As a trusted provider of drug and alcohol testing services, we combine the personali
At Rebos, we are proud to be a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) and Small Business Enterprise (SBE). These certifications reflect our ongoing commitment to excellence, equity, and opportunity in the workplace and the communities we serve.
As a trusted provider of drug and alcohol testing services, we combine the personalized care of a small business with the professionalism and capacity to meet large-scale compliance needs. Whether you're a government contractor, a transportation agency, or a private company committed to maintaining a safe and drug-free environment, we have the tools, team, and certifications to support your goals.
Small enough to care. Big enough to make a difference.
With every test, every client, and every partnership, we deliver reliable, confidential, and timely results backed by integrity and heart. Our DBE and SBE certifications allow us to partner on public and private contracts, contributing our expertise while supporting supplier diversity and inclusion.
Let’s build a safer, healthier workplace—together.
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Benefits of Partnering with a DBE-Certified Business
Benefits of Partnering with a DBE-Certified Business
- Meet Contractual DBE Goals
Many federal, state, and local contracts—especially in transportation and infrastructure—have DBE participation requirements. Partnering with a certified DBE helps prime contractors meet these goals and stay compliant.
- Increase Competitive Advantage
Including a DBE partner in your bid can strengthen your propo
- Meet Contractual DBE Goals
Many federal, state, and local contracts—especially in transportation and infrastructure—have DBE participation requirements. Partnering with a certified DBE helps prime contractors meet these goals and stay compliant.
- Increase Competitive Advantage
Including a DBE partner in your bid can strengthen your proposal and give you a competitive edge in the procurement process, especially with agencies committed to supplier diversity.
- Access to Government-Funded Projects
DBE certification is often a prerequisite for participating in federally funded contracts. Collaborating with a DBE opens doors to these opportunities.
- Foster Supplier Diversity
Government agencies and private corporations are increasingly prioritizing diverse supplier networks. Working with a DBE supports these initiatives and enhances your company’s commitment to inclusion and equity.
- Build Stronger Community and Public Relations
Partnering with small, diverse businesses demonstrates social responsibility, which can enhance your brand’s reputation in both the public and private sectors.
- Support Local Economies
DBEs are often small, locally owned businesses. Partnering with them helps stimulate the local economy and contributes to job creation in underserved communities.
- Tax Incentives & Funding Opportunities
In some jurisdictions, working with DBEs may make your project eligible for tax breaks or additional grant opportunities.
- Flexible and Agile Collaboration
Small businesses often bring personalized service, quicker turnaround, and flexibility that larger firms may not offer—resulting in a smoother working relationship.