Is American Indian Owned
Boolean or coded indicator showing whether the vendor associated with the IDV record is identified as American Indian owned. A value such as 0 indicates the condition is not met; other observed values should be checked against the dataset's coding rules or paired descriptions.
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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 IDVs awarded to American Indian-owned vendors
- Calculate obligations or counts by socioeconomic ownership category
- Support diversity and small business compliance reporting
Common Mistakes
- Assuming 0 always means false without checking the dataset code set
- Using the flag as a current vendor certification when it may reflect the record at the time of award
Query Guidance
In SQL, filter for the affirmative value only after verifying the coding scheme, for example WHERE isAmericanIndianOwned = 1 or WHERE isAmericanIndianOwned IN ('Y','1') depending on observed data. Use COALESCE or explicit null handling when counting records, and do not join or group on the raw flag without validating whether it is boolean, numeric, or text.
SQL Examples
Preview values
SELECT
content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorSocioEconomicIndicators__isAmericanIndianOwned AS is_american_indian_owned
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorSocioEconomicIndicators__isAmericanIndianOwned IS NOT NULL
LIMIT 25
Flag distribution
SELECT
content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorSocioEconomicIndicators__isAmericanIndianOwned AS flag_value,
count() AS record_count
FROM fpds.data
WHERE content__IDV__vendor__vendorSiteDetails__vendorSocioEconomicIndicators__isAmericanIndianOwned 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.