Small Business Starter Guide To Federal Government Contracts And Searching For Solicitations

This book is written for small businesses that search hours to start doing business with the Federal Government. This book consolidates all the information needed for a small business to start the process and automate. Why should your business look at doing business with the Federal Government? What if I told you that Government Contracts from 2008 - 2017 average sales annual are anywhere from $430,000,000,000 through $560,000,000,000. YES - BILLIONS!!! That is billions of dollars that your company could be missing out on. This book will educate you, on how to start doing business with the Federal Government. From how to start, look for opportunities and how to automate your searches. The Federal Government allows businesses to compete on an even/level playing field. This isn't like the commercial industry. Federal Contracts isn't a form of sales. It is about understanding two things:1.What is/are the Government needs?2.How is the Government evaluating those needs?Evaluation of need will not be introduced in this book, but if you are going to pick up the phone and think you are going to sell the Government your products. You are wrong. This book will show you the process.

(BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS) This book is written for small businesses that search hours to start doing business with the Federal Government. This book consolidates all the information needed for a small business to start the process and automate. Why should your business look at doing business with the Federal Government? What if I told you that Government Contracts from 2008 - 2017 average sales annual are anywhere from $430,000,000,000 through $560,000,000,000. YES - BILLIONS!!! That is billions of dollars that your company could be missing out on. This book will educate you, on how to start doing business with the Federal Government. From how to start, look for opportunities and how to automate your searches. The Federal Government allows businesses to compete on an even/level playing field. This isn't like the commercial industry. Federal Contracts isn't a form of sales. It is about understanding two things:1.What is/are the Government needs?2.How is the Government evaluating those needs?Evaluation of need will not be introduced in this book, but if you are going to pick up the phone and think you are going to sell the Government your products. You are wrong. This book will show you the process.

Would you like to have a customer whose budget exceeds $250 Billion a year for goods and services? You can have that customer. The United States Federal Government is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world. Each year, the Government issues contracts totaling more than $250 Billion for pencils, furniture, computer equipment, landscape services, janitorial services, security guard services, consultant services, etc., etc., etc. With The Beginner's Guide to Government Contracting, you now have the information you need to reach your personal and business goals of financial success. At last, Jeff Corbin tells you the secrets he has been using for the last fifteen years to help companies of all sizes win Federal Government Contracts. These companies range from a local clothes laundry to Fortune 500 Companies. He walks you through the proposal writing process and gives you examples of an Executive Summary, Organizational Charts, Cost Spreadsheets and much, much more.

Inside strategies and tips for small businesses seeking government business This guide takes the small business owner through the different vehicles of the government procurement process, showing how the government selects a contract winner. It goes step-by-step from registration through the bidding process and beyond. And while the book is weighted to federal contracts, there is plenty of coverage on winning state and local contracts as well. • In 2006, small businesses won $77 billion in federal contracts • Slow economy forcing small businesses to procure more contracts, at all levels of government • Inside strategies and tips: a vast majority of small business owners know nothing about getting government contracts

The Minority and Woman-Owned Small Business Guide to Government Contracts: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started takes the complication out of getting started in government contracting when you are a small business. Don't learn the hard way and utilize the steps outlined in this book to navigate through the massive amount of paperwork.The author, Linda Rawson, CEO, and Founder of DynaGrace Enterprises started her company, initially called Sensory Technology Consultants, in 2006. DynaGrace Enterprises is a 100 percent Women-Owned Small Business, SBA 8(a) certified and has done many millions of dollars of federal government contracts. Linda shares her knowledge of government contracting to help you get started.In this book you will learn:- Why you would consider obtaining government contracts to help your business be profitable-How to get started in government contracting including government systems that you need to register on-How to correctly setup your accounting system to ensure proper classification of revenue and expenses-How to apply for and obtain socioeconomic status to get government contract set-asides-Documented examples of how to search for government work with step-by-step instructions-How to market the federal government including marketing artifacts and social media strategies-The advantages of teaming, utilizing a joint venture or a Mentor/Prot�g� arrangement-An overview of how to respond to contracting opportunities-Some excellent human resource tipsThe Minority and Woman-Owned Small Business Guide to Government Contracts: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started helps you understand the steps required to begin obtaining government contracts.

The U.S. Here is how to tap the market that awards more than $100 billion in government contracts.