The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule is one of the largest government procurement programs. It provides the U.S. government with access to over 11 million commercial products and services. Whether you’re just getting started as a federal…
Why Federal Contracts? Federal contracts offer incredible financial support for veterans who own small businesses. Did you know the U.S. government is the largest customer in the world and buys all kinds of products and services? Who wouldn't want to…
Renata de Weert transformed her career path from a young model to a successful businesswoman. This successful Puerto Rican woman living in Miami now does business with the federal government of the United States. Review her story to see how…
Statistics from the National Women’s Business Council show there are 13 million women-owned businesses in the United States. These businesses employ 9.4 million workers and generate $1.9 trillion in revenue. With that said, the federal government has historically awarded fewer than 5% of…
SBA’s Plans for SBA’s Government Contracting - What You Should Know About the Government Assistance Program for Entrepreneurs in 2023 The Small Business Administration (SBA) is dedicated to supporting small businesses in their efforts to bid on and win…
The Small Business Administration (SBA) field offices need more funding to serve small businesses across the US better. SBA field offices have offered counsel, consultations, and funding to small businesses since the agency's launch in 1953. The demands on its…
Here's What You Should Know About Government Contracting Challenges and Opportunities – Infrastructure Act, Supply Chain, and Beyond You've undoubtedly faced challenges as a government contractor over the last few years, with supply chain chaos and upheavals in the labor…
Although federal contract spending slipped in 2021 to $645.5 billion from $686.1 billion in 2020, spending remains high compared to the years preceding 2020, and the industry is still booming — particularly in specific fields and with specific contractors. Learn who’s still…
Small businesses are an essential part of the U.S. economy. These companies employ a significant number of Americans and account for 99.9% of firms in the United States. If you’re considering starting a small business, or want to see the…
There are countless business zones in the United States with historic significance and small business opportunities. To help protect these areas and encourage small business growth, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) offers Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) designation, currently…