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Registered Government Contractors Provide Relief For Colorado Flood Devastation

Posted on September 20, 2013
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Meteorologists are calling the Colorado flood a “1000 Year Flood” due to the 0.1 percent chance of it happening over the course of a millennium. In nearly four days, FEMA has collected $4.3 million in relief funds. A portion...

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Colorado Flood Claims Over 18,000 Residential Structures

Posted on September 19, 2013
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They are calling the Colorado flood 'biblical' due to the amount of rainfall that has started to accumulate in such a rapid amount of time. Colorado’s rainy season was on a steady climb with a remaining 3.5 months to go....

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FEMA Ordered to Assist Disaster-Hit Areas from Oklahoma Tornado

Posted on May 21, 2013
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According to the Office of the Press Secretary, President Obama signed into effect a disaster declaration for the state of Oklahoma. The disaster declaration demanded federal aid for state and local recovery efforts to the areas affected by the Oklahoma...

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Congress Approves Funding of $50.7 Billion to New Jersey and New York for Hurricane Sandy Devastation

Posted on January 22, 2013
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Finally after weeks of debating and deliberating, Congress approved $50.7 billion to be granted to the state of New Jersey and New York to help rebuild their beach shores and other areas affected by Hurricane Sandy. These funds were divided...

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Largest Third Party Registration Firm in the World Expands their Operation

Posted on December 4, 2012
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US Federal Contractor Registration, the largest third party registration firm in the world prepares to expand their operation and offer available positions within the company. In just 3 short years US Federal Contractor Registration has aided over 45,000 businesses registering...

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$92 Million Dollar FEMA Contract Hires Federal Contractors for NYC Effort

Posted on November 21, 2012
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In this time of recovery in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, many have been called upon to aid in the relief efforts. In New York City, the 6,000 employed sanitation workers have been hard at work and have also acquired...

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Understanding No Bid Contracting

Posted on October 31, 2012
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In recovery after the massive damage done to New York City, the Jersey Shore, and other parts of the northeast, federal contractors are on the lookout for businesses registered and available for federal government work. The beauty of no bid...

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FEMA Contracts: Tropical Storm Sandy turns into Hurricane

Posted on October 24, 2012
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According to the U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami, the churning of warm Caribbean waters changed the once Tropical Storm Sandy into Hurricane Sandy. The storm is reported to be heading for the Island of Posh in Jamaica. Hurricane Sandy...

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Looking for FEMA Contracts? Try Showing up at a Disaster Site!

Posted on September 30, 2011
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While there is some debate about the best way to win government contracts in general, when it comes to disaster relief contracts awarded by FEMA the best strategy may be to just show up ready to work. According to an...

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