Is Community Developed Corporation Owned Firm
Boolean or coded indicator showing whether the vendor is identified as a community developed corporation owned firm in the award record. It is stored under vendor site details as part of the vendor business type classification, and the value reflects the presence or absence of that status in FPDS.
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Use Cases
- Dictionary lookup and field explanation
- SQL filtering and grouping
- Analytical reporting and reusable query building
- Contractor profiling and competitor analysis
Common Usage
- Filter awards to vendors marked as community developed corporation owned firms
- Calculate obligation totals or counts for this vendor category
- Compare award shares across socioeconomic or ownership classes
Common Mistakes
- Assuming every non-1 value means the same thing without checking null, unknown, or code variants
- Using the field as a vendor attribute across all time periods without considering award-level snapshot context
Query Guidance
Use explicit boolean/coded filters such as WHERE field = 1 or WHERE field IN ('Y','1') only after confirming the source encoding. When aggregating, coalesce carefully and separate false from missing if data quality or completeness matters; for example, use CASE expressions to preserve nulls rather than collapsing them into 0 by default.
SQL Examples
Preview values
SELECT
content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorBusinessTypes__isCommunityDevelopedCorporationOwnedFirm AS is_community_developed_corporation_owned_firm
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorBusinessTypes__isCommunityDevelopedCorporationOwnedFirm IS NOT NULL
LIMIT 25
Flag distribution
SELECT
content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorBusinessTypes__isCommunityDevelopedCorporationOwnedFirm AS flag_value,
count() AS record_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__award__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorBusinessTypes__isCommunityDevelopedCorporationOwnedFirm IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY flag_value
ORDER BY record_count DESC
Each dictionary item includes SQL-ready examples generated alongside the variable metadata, allowing immediate use in FPDS Query for filtering, aggregation, and analysis.