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Hayden Johnson

Hayden is USFCR's Creative Copywriter. His goal is to help businesses navigate the federal marketplace with quick and simple guides.
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DIBBS: The 2020 Guide for Contractors

Jan 10, 2019 1:29:00 PM / by Hayden Johnson posted in Guides

Government contracting is a long-term business investment. Your decisions today can affect where you are five, ten, or even twenty years from now.

Turning over one small rock can potentially reveal a whole load of opportunities for your business. So in this post, 'the rock' we're going to help you turn over is DIBBS and working with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).

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Types of Government Contracts FY 2019

Dec 14, 2018 3:09:25 PM / by Hayden Johnson posted in Guides

Not all contracts are the same. And no, we're not talking about what's actually being purchased. We're talking about how the contract itself functions and how you get paid. There are different types of government contracts for different purposes. You can learn about them by digging through the dense government language of FAR Part 16 or...you can use this simple guide written in plain English.

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Camp Redwood Inc. Gets Awarded First Government Contract

Aug 30, 2018 1:27:52 PM / by Hayden Johnson posted in Success Stories

Camp Redwood Inc. Gets Awarded First Government Contract

Camp Redwood Inc. is a children's camp located in Walden, New York. Founded by Irma and Buddy Estis in 1961, this family-owned and operated business has all the makings to bring the perfect summer experience. Campfires, canoeing, and nature programs can all be found just an hour outside of New York City. However, this year marks their 57th season, and with it comes a special event to wrap up August.

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Federal Grants, Where to Start?

Jun 5, 2018 2:55:00 PM / by Hayden Johnson

Editor's Note: This post was originally published in June 2018 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness.

Grants are a tool for funding many types of projects and endeavors. They help push research in the STEM fields. They support low-income students in college. Grants can even be used to create art installations for cultural enrichment. The applications are almost limitless.

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