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Section 503 and VEVRAA Compliance, Redesigned
The requirements are evolving. Your commitment to equal opportunity remains.
New federal rules remove some legacy Section 503 measurement requirements. Now it's up to you to put compliant systems in place. We're here to help.
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The new Section 503 framework removes mandatory disability self-identification, related data collection, and the 7% utilization goal. Think of it as replacing outdated plumbing: certain legacy mechanisms have been removed, but the organization still needs reliable systems to deliver the outcome. For Section 503, that means ensuring disability inclusion is operationalized through accessible hiring, skills-based job design, clear accommodation processes, effective documentation, and accountable governance. For VEVRAA, it means continuing the veteran-focused requirements that support outreach, hiring, equal opportunity, and compliance readiness.
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Section 503 compliance
As Section 503 requirements evolve, your program needs to evolve with them. OutSolve helps you maintain your written program, manage ongoing obligations, document outreach and compliance efforts, and adjust processes as requirements change.
Who Needs to Comply:
- Organizations with a federal contract or subcontract valued at $20,000 or more
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Organizations with 50+ employees and a single federal contract or subcontract of $50,000 or more must maintain a written Section 503 plan.
What We Offer:
- Written Section 503 plan development and maintenance
- Compliance program review
- Outreach strategy and documentation
- Reasonable accommodation program guidance
- Compliance documentation
- Ongoing regulatory guidance
- Audit and compliance review support
Supporting Equal Employment for Protected Veterans
VEVRAA Compliance Services
The Vietnam Era Veterans’ Readjustment Assistance Act (VEVRAA) requires federal contractors to take affirmative action to recruit, hire, and retain protected veterans. Our VEVRAA Compliance Services ensure your organization meets these obligations, creating a workplace where veterans can thrive while avoiding compliance risks.
What We Offer:
- Compliant Plans for Veterans: Develop and implement plans to meet VEVRAA requirements.
- Recruitment and Outreach Programs: Build partnerships with veteran organizations to enhance recruitment efforts.
- Self-Identification and Data Management: Ensure accurate data collection and voluntary self-identification processes.
- Risk Prevention and Support: Ensure readiness with comprehensive documentation and compliance reviews.
Why Choose Us:
- Extensive experience in VEVRAA compliance and best practices
- Tailored solutions to help you meet hiring benchmarks for protected veterans
- Ongoing support to adapt to evolving regulations and maintain compliance
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Plan Development
Plan development and compliance support for Section 503 and VEVRAA as required

Audit Support
OutSolve can provide solutions to audit your current practices to reduce liability and risk

Certification Support
OutSolve can assist contractors with certifying they are in compliance with Federal anti-discrimination laws

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