Since 2013, Tammy Helgren has been making her mark on government contracting one business at a time. Driven to help her clients succeed, she wants businesses new to this sector to feel comfortable with the government contracting processes.
The results are in. The Small Business Administration (SBA) released its FY2019 Small Business Procurement Scorecard. This scorecard serves as an annual report showing if federal agencies met their small business contracting requirements. Although things are looking dismal in the commercial sector, the federal sector is still going strong on small business spending.
Since 2019, Rania "Farah" Farah has been dedicated to helping her clients achieve their federal contracting goals. Her mission is to help deliver federal success as seamlessly and conveniently as possible. 📆 Schedule a call with Rania.
Around 2010, a contracting officer at a military base in Tampa, Florida, unknowingly initiated a major change in the way small businesses win federal contracts. It all started with the purchase of a boat. The short story is that the government's boat purchase illustrated a problem which needed a solution.
Since 2018, Jonael "JC" Castro has been bringing his personable, easy-to-talk-to, and caring approach to clients. He follows through on his commitments and has a genuine desire for every one to succeed.
In the United States, wildfire season tends to peak between June and August, however, federal agencies prepare for them year-round. Part 1 of our FEMA contracting series focused on COVID-19 and Part 2 focused on Hurricanes. In this installment we're going to cover how FEMA responds to wildfires.
July was jam-packed with new podcasts, webinars, blogs and more- catch up now with your monthly USFCR update video below.
Since 2019, Jennifer Brining has been helping businesses get started in the government contracting sector. She aims to bring her genuine passion for sales to the clients she works with in order to help them sell to the federal government. 📆 Schedule a call with Jennifer.
Being able to market your products and services effectively can make all the difference in your government contracting venture. That's why US Federal Contractor Registration provides every business enrolled in the Simplified Acquisition Program with an online capabilities statement.
How can an online capabilities statement help your business find success? Watch the video in this post to find out.
Since 2011, Nicole Smith has been helping clients win government contracts with her customized marketing campaigns. She is dedicated to the clients she works with and will do whatever it takes for them to succeed.
Since 2018, Michael McKelligot has been providing guidance to businesses entering the federal marketplace. As a former small business owner, he understands and identifies with the needs of clients.
Before the government buys anything, there is usually a build up process to that need. This allows the government to plan their acquisitions. Planning isn’t just to create a laundry list of things that need to be done. It's to also provide the biggest opportunity to small businesses.
Ariel's River Contracting Group, LLC (ARCG) is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based out of North Potomac, Maryland. Their main products and services include janitorial, pest control, HVAC, flooring, and interpretation services. Within three months of entering the federal marketplace they won their first government contract.
Since 2019, Amanda Burch has provided billing support to US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR) clients. In her role, she also gives assistance across all departments and works to streamline various processes.
June was another eventful month for federal contracting and USFCR! Catch up with your USFCR monthly update below.
With beginnings in 1979, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has become the go-to source for federal disaster relief. FEMA recognizes the importance of private-sector partnerships to restore communities after disasters and that is where federal contracts come into play. With a little guidance, businesses can provide assistance and win federal contracts.
Since 2018, Hayden Johnson has been writing and editing content about the federal marketplace. At US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR) he helps keep clients informed about services that can help them succeed in federal contracting.
USFCR Academy, the training branch of US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR), the world’s largest government registration firm, has worked with over 100,000 businesses over ten years on their journey into government contracting.
Since 2018, Amanda Webster has been helping businesses get in compliance for federal contracting by processing their System for Award Management (SAM ) registrations. As a US Federal Contractor Registration Case Manager Amanda assists clients with her over 10 years of customer service experience.
All year round, communities rely on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) when they are faced with disaster and their resources are depleted. FEMA depends on small businesses just like yours. Check out this video to see how US Federal Contractor Registration can help build a bridge between your business and FEMA.
