Federal Contractors and Grant Recipients Getting Ready for SAM Migration on May 29th

Change is coming soon for businesses and organizations that do business with the federal government.  Starting in May the System for Award Management, or SAM, will integrate the eight current ...

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Senate Urging Department of Defense to Cap Contractor Workforce

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has been urged by 26 Democratic senators to cap their contractor workforce to match suggested cuts to the DoD’s civilian workforce, according to a report by ...

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Launching an Accessible Contractor Website

No one can deny the importance of having an informative, branded website to market their business.  This is still the case in the public sector, however with a different demographic ...

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What is SAM and How Will it Change Federal Contracting Procedures?

Coming in May 2012, the System for Award Management, or SAM for short, will begin being deployed in phases, beginning with the “Entity Management” capability and the EPLS portion of ...

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Government Contracting Tips – Do I Have to Register Multiple Locations in CCR?

While many small businesses will only need to register in CCR once, there are a handful of circumstances in which a vendor must obtain multiple CAGE codes for their business. ...

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Do You Need to Have a Website to be a Successful Government Contractor?

Despite how ubiquitous the internet has become in our society, many small businesses still do not have websites.  This can stifle growth in any business, but having a website is ...

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Government Contracting Tips: Don’t Wait for Disaster to Strike to Register for FEMA Contracts

While it’s helpful to be prepared when dealing with any government contracting opportunity, FEMA disaster relief contracts are a particularly special case. These contracts are often issued on a no-bid, ...

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Federal Contractors and Grant Recipients Getting Ready for SAM Migration on May 29th

Federal Contractors and Grant Recipients Getting Ready for SAM Migration on May 29th

Change is coming soon for businesses and organizations that do business with the federal government.  Starting in May the System for Award Management, or SAM, will integrate the eight current ...

Read More

Senate Urging Department of Defense to Cap Contractor Workforce

Senate Urging Department of Defense to Cap Contractor Workforce

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has been urged by 26 Democratic senators to cap their contractor workforce to match suggested cuts to the DoD’s civilian workforce, according to a report by ...

Read More

Launching an Accessible Contractor Website

Launching an Accessible Contractor Website

No one can deny the importance of having an informative, branded website to market their business.  This is still the case in the public sector, however with a different demographic ...

Read More

SAM Migration – First Steps

SAM Migration – First Steps

In May 2012, the first phase of the System for Award Management (SAM) migration will take place.  SAM aims to combine the multiple federal procurement related web portals into one ...

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What is SAM and How Will it Change Federal Contracting Procedures?

What is SAM and How Will it Change Federal Contracting Procedures?

Coming in May 2012, the System for Award Management, or SAM for short, will begin being deployed in phases, beginning with the “Entity Management” capability and the EPLS portion of ...

Read More

Government Contracting Tips – Do I Have to Register Multiple Locations in CCR?

Government Contracting Tips – Do I Have to Register Multiple Locations in CCR?

While many small businesses will only need to register in CCR once, there are a handful of circumstances in which a vendor must obtain multiple CAGE codes for their business. ...

Read More

Do You Need to Have a Website to be a Successful Government Contractor?

Do You Need to Have a Website to be a Successful Government Contractor?

Despite how ubiquitous the internet has become in our society, many small businesses still do not have websites.  This can stifle growth in any business, but having a website is ...

Read More

Government Contracting Tips: Don’t Wait for Disaster to Strike to Register for FEMA Contracts

Government Contracting Tips:  Don’t Wait for Disaster to Strike to Register for FEMA Contracts

While it’s helpful to be prepared when dealing with any government contracting opportunity, FEMA disaster relief contracts are a particularly special case. These contracts are often issued on a no-bid, ...

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FEMA Responds to Deadly Tornado Outbreak

FEMA Responds to Deadly Tornado Outbreak

FEMA has been in close contact with states affected by the recent string of tornadoes which struck the South and Midwest over the past weekend.  FEMA has teams on the ...

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Urgent: Contractors Needed Immediately for FEMA Disaster Relief Contracts in Tornado Ravaged Regions

Urgent: Contractors Needed Immediately for FEMA Disaster Relief Contracts in Tornado Ravaged Regions

Disaster relief contractors are needed immediately following a string of tornado outbreaks across the South and Midwest this past weekend.  In order to be eligible for FEMA disaster response contracts, ...

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