Every year, federal agencies award billions of dollars in contracts. For businesses ready to take on this opportunity, submitting a government bid can open the door to consistent revenue and long-term growth. However, the federal contracting process can seem complex and challenging without the right preparation.
What’s Holding You Back from Federal Success? Here’s How to Break Through the Barriers
If you’ve ever thought about federal contracting but stopped short of taking action, you’re not alone. Many small businesses feel stuck when faced with the complexities of government requirements or unsure how to stand out in such a competitive space. However, these barriers are not as overwhelming as they may seem, and with the right approach, your business can take full advantage of federal opportunities.
With a new presidential administration set to take office, federal contractors are poised on the brink of significant changes in policy that could reshape the landscape of federal procurement. From plans to reduce regulatory burdens to strengthening the Buy American initiative and enhancing supply chain security, these shifts may present both opportunities and challenges. This article explores how these anticipated policies might impact contractors and offers strategies to align with these changes effectively.
US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR) is pleased to announce its role in assisting the Foundation for Rural Housing, Inc. (FRH) in securing a $1.2 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). This funding will provide essential diapering supplies to low-income families throughout Wisconsin, highlighting the importance of USFCR’s expert grant writing and application support services for non-profit organizations.
Have you ever found the perfect grant opportunity, only to realize the deadline is just days away? Do you feel overwhelmed by the thought of grant writing, or need help figuring out where to begin? At USFCR, we understand the challenges nonprofits face in pursuing federal grants and are here to help. By following these 4 key steps, you can effectively prepare your organization to apply for a federal grant whenever the opportunity arises.
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is now accepting applications for its Public Humanities Projects program, which supports projects designed to bring humanities scholarship to the public. This grant offers organizations an opportunity to engage audiences with topics like history, literature, and ethics through exhibitions, programs at historic sites, and public discussions. Whether you are developing a museum exhibit or organizing a public lecture series, this funding can help make your project a reality.
Do you have a passion for making a difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities? The National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR) is offering an incredible opportunity through its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. All funded projects must address the needs of individuals with disabilities and align with NIDILRR's mission, presenting a robust approach to significant technological or scientific questions.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is offering up to $20 million in funding to assist farmers actively working in the Gulf of Mexico watershed. This opportunity is open until January 28, 2025. The Farmer to Farmer 2024 BIL program will allow farmers to conduct projects that improve water quality, habitat, or resilience. Collaboration and outreach with farmers are required, and organization partnerships are encouraged.
If you’re aiming to break into the federal marketplace, your first step is securing a SAM registration. This crucial move opens the door to countless federal contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements. But it’s more than just compliance—SAM registration, along with your UEI (Unique Entity Identifier) and CAGE code (Commercial and Government Entity code), offers powerful tools to grow your business. Here’s a detailed look at what you can achieve once you’re registered.
In the competitive world of federal contracting, large businesses are always on the lookout for opportunities that provide stability, long-term growth, and the flexibility to expand their operations. One of the most powerful tools at their disposal is the Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract, particularly those available through the General Services Administration (GSA). For enterprises with the capacity and infrastructure to manage large-scale projects, IDIQ contracts offer a strategic advantage that can be pivotal in securing a steady stream of revenue and business growth.
