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DoD’s Clause Logic Service (CLS) will Improve the Quality and Quantity of Government Contracts for Small Business

Posted on May 20, 2013
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After much anticipation the Department of Defense (DoD) has finally released their much awaited web-service that will help refine and broaden procurement efficiency. The main objective for this new web interface is to allow provisions and clauses to DoD procurement...

Government Contracting Cheat Sheet for Abbreviations

Posted on May 15, 2013
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SAM = System for Award Management (replaced CCR & ORCA) sam.gov DUNS = Dun & Bradstreet (Business code/credit rating) CAGE = Commercial and Government Entity Code (SAM registration & CAGE are what the government uses to pay your business) NCAGE =NATO Commercial...

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Government Contracting Tips – What are Suspension and Debarment?

Posted on March 7, 2013
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While most federal contractors run an honest business, the news is saturated with stories about unscrupulous firms defrauding the government in order to win government contracts and grants. While there are many ways for contracting officers to respond to issues...

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Accessing User Manuals to Complete ORCA Filing

Posted on September 9, 2011
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In order to bid on Federal contracts, vendors are required to complete their ORCA filing after they finish their CCR registration. The Online Representations and Certification Application replaces the representations and certifications vendors were required to complete for each individual...

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