USFCR Blog

If you haven't successfully acquired government contracts in the past, 2018 will be your year. Furthering our mission of simplifying the federal acquisition process with the latest technology, US Federal Contractor Registration has developed a major advancement to help you acquire your first contract.

USFCR is no stranger to helping businesses break into the federal market. Check out some of the success stories from 2017 below. These successes represent a sliver of our very successful year. USFCR clients earned over $16.4 billion in government contract awards this year! That’s over $70 billion since the inception of the company.

The Weber Basin Job Corps Gymnasium needs a new protective coating on its roof in order for the facility to continue providing effective services to the Utah community. True to the Job Corp's mission of expanding economic and social opportunities, especially for minorities and the poor, a small-disenfranchised roofing business will be given preference in the solicitation process. Businesses must submit a bid that meets all requirements by February 2, 2018.

Steven Boodhoo of Skyhawk Drone Services (DUNS 080644275) has been very busy lately. Not only is he continuing to complete work on a USGS federal contract funded by the Department of the Interior, but he is also pursuing additional federal opportunities.

This article was originally written in 2017 and was updated as of June 2023.

US Federal Contractor Registration – the world’s largest third-party government registration firm – is pleased to announce that Verified Vendor Omega Tech Communication Services, LLC recently received three federal contracts.

US Federal Contractor Registration – the world’s largest third-party government registration firm – is pleased to announce that Verified Vendor C-Plus Electronics, Inc. received a contract valued at nearly $12,000 from the U.S. Army.

Sometimes the path to contracting success is more circuitous than we'd like it to be.

And by "we," we mean you, or, if not you, then the company for which you work, a company that may want to complete a System for Award Management registration, research available opportunities, and bid on these opportunities, each time hoping that the contract specialist and/or government buyer plucks your bid out of the stack and decides to give you the contract.

US Federal Contractor Registration is pleased to announce the first annual Eric Knellinger Presidential Scholarship recipients. Each receives a $1,000 scholarship. St. Petersburg College students Sylvia Cardenas, Tatsiana Picard, and Chelse Crump are recipients.

Why You May Need Assistance with Your System for Award Management (SAM) Registration

In 2012, the Georgia Tech Procurement Technical Assistance Center estimated that a high percentage of the 600,000 firms presently registered in SAM have errors in their records, including misspelled words, empty data fields, incomplete entries, and incorrect procurement codes.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5 - California), released on February 8 a request for quotes (RFQ) for tents for use during local, regional, and nationwide fire suppression and all-hazard incidents.

Interested contractors must be able to provide all equipment, materials, supplies, transportation, lodging, personnel, and supervision and management of that personnel necessary to meet or exceed the agreed specifications.

The USDA intends to award agreements within Region 5 on or about June 1, 2017. The government anticipates awarding multiple Incident Blanket Purchase Agreements (I-BPAs) using set-asides for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs), HUBZone Small Businesses, and standard Small Businesses as defined under NAICS 532299.
The Small Business size standard is $7.5 million.
Interested and capable contractors must meet the following criteria: