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Free GSA Webinar – “Marketing to the Federal Government”

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There are some great resources that the GSA put out regarding to successfully marketing to the government, with your GSA Contract as a bridge to federal customers. Albeit, many of these are basic, and more-or-less an introduction to federal contracting, however … Continue reading

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Resources when completing your CCR

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According to the FAR 4.11, prospective vendors must be registered in CCR prior to the award of a contract; basic agreement, basic ordering agreement, or blanket purchase agreement. According to FAR 52.204-7, to register in CCR, a firm must have a Data … Continue reading

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Tips for Federal Contracting Success

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Contracting Mechanism: GSA Contract is Usually the Easiest Establishing a contracting mechanism breaks down so many barriers for federal buyers. Their job becomes much easier when working with a GSA Contractor because there is much less paperwork. It is all … Continue reading

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Obama Assures Quicker Payments to Small Federal Contractors

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“If you’re a small-business owner who has a contract with the federal government, we’re going to make sure you get paid a lot faster than you do right now,” Obama said in his address to a joint session of Congress … Continue reading

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Webinar: Government Contracting Business Development Best Practices

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My friends over at FedBidSpeed are offering a Free Webinar titled “Government Contracting Business Development Best Practices.” Register Now DETAILS: Bidspeed is the only complete opportunity, capture, acquisition, and business development system specifically designed to help you find, manage, and win government … Continue reading

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What is my NAICS Code?

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Many federal contractors struggle with the endless and confusing acronyms used in the day-to-day of government business. One of the most important acronyms used in federal contracting is the North American Industry Classification System, or NAICS Codes. These codes are used to … Continue reading

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A Guide to Winning Federal Contracts

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Why create a guide for my customers on how to win federal business when the SBA created one in 2008 that is still mostly relevant today? Before or after getting a GSA Contract, it is important to learn the way … Continue reading

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Government Contracts: An Introduction

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Acquisition: The federal approach to acquisition begins with an agency’s development of a need. An agency will develop a strategy for the acquisition based on program management activities and determination of the contract type that will best suit the need. … Continue reading

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The public sector wants to help the private sector’s next great companies

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The White House Startup America Roundtable recently made a stop in Boulder, Colorado. Over 150 members of the Boulder area business community met with White House officials yesterday to discuss entrepreneurialism and related federal regulations as part of the Obama administration’s Startup America … Continue reading

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Federal Marketing – Business Development

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  Many customers have asked us in the past if we can help with marketing to the government. And we can now say that we offer some very helpful associate services to our customers. GSA Focus has teamed with Government Strategy Advisors, … Continue reading

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