Federal contract awards can be a lucrative option for struggling small businesses, however government contracting at the federal level has a reputation for being complicated and difficult to break into. Thousands of inexperienced vendors have found success working with the federal government through US Federal Contractor Registration's Simplified Acquisition Program.
In 2014, contractors raked in over $443 billion dollars from federal contract awards nationwide. Federal contracting is appealing to businesses because of the federal government's need for a wide range of products and services and steady, reliable payment. Specialized programs for contractors help level the playing field for minorities, women and other demographics who otherwise may be underutilized.
Despite these benefits to federal contracting, it has a nasty reputation for being difficult and complex. In order to do business with the federal government, businesses must follow the rules and procedures laid out in the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations), a nearly 1900 page document of laws governing federal contracting. Just the initial registration required to even be considered for contract eligibility, the System for Award Management, requires weeks of study in order to complete.
For these reasons, US Federal Contractor Registration has developed their exclusive Simplified Acquisition Program, designed to provide everything a new contractor needs to get started right away, error-free. The Simplified Acquisition Program is especially beneficial to small businesses or firms with little contracting experience, as they provide a simpler buying process for both the purchasing officer and small business vendor.
The Simplified Acquisition Program includes a full evaluation examining the business's qualifications and federal contracting opportunities available, complete System for Award Management registration, creation of an official government profile in the Dynamic Small Business Search, monthly bid notification emails, contract support, complete government business plan, website creation in standard federal format, direct access to buyers and prime vendors, and comprehensive training for the Simplified Acquisition Environment.
US Federal Contractor Registration has helped thousands of small businesses find success in federal contracting, including DLP Enterprises, which won over $1.6 million in contract awards thanks to the Simplified Acquisition Program. Find out if you're ready to start winning contracts too by contacting an Acquisition Specialist today for your free contractor evaluation!
US Federal Contractor Registration, the world's largest third party registration firm, has helped thousands of small businesses successfully register to conduct business with the United States federal government. They offer a complete suite of services covering everything from initial SAM registration to GSA registration to marketing. Their clients have included national businesses, major universities, city and state government offices, non profits and other organizations.
In 2014, contractors raked in over $443 billion dollars from federal contract awards nationwide. Federal contracting is appealing to businesses because of the federal government's need for a wide range of products and services and steady, reliable payment. Specialized programs for contractors help level the playing field for minorities, women and other demographics who otherwise may be underutilized.
Despite these benefits to federal contracting, it has a nasty reputation for being difficult and complex. In order to do business with the federal government, businesses must follow the rules and procedures laid out in the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations), a nearly 1900 page document of laws governing federal contracting. Just the initial registration required to even be considered for contract eligibility, the System for Award Management, requires weeks of study in order to complete.
For these reasons, US Federal Contractor Registration has developed their exclusive Simplified Acquisition Program, designed to provide everything a new contractor needs to get started right away, error-free. The Simplified Acquisition Program is especially beneficial to small businesses or firms with little contracting experience, as they provide a simpler buying process for both the purchasing officer and small business vendor.
The Simplified Acquisition Program includes a full evaluation examining the business's qualifications and federal contracting opportunities available, complete System for Award Management registration, creation of an official government profile in the Dynamic Small Business Search, monthly bid notification emails, contract support, complete government business plan, website creation in standard federal format, direct access to buyers and prime vendors, and comprehensive training for the Simplified Acquisition Environment.
US Federal Contractor Registration has helped thousands of small businesses find success in federal contracting, including DLP Enterprises, which won over $1.6 million in contract awards thanks to the Simplified Acquisition Program. Find out if you're ready to start winning contracts too by contacting an Acquisition Specialist today for your free contractor evaluation!
US Federal Contractor Registration, the world's largest third party registration firm, has helped thousands of small businesses successfully register to conduct business with the United States federal government. They offer a complete suite of services covering everything from initial SAM registration to GSA registration to marketing. Their clients have included national businesses, major universities, city and state government offices, non profits and other organizations.
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US Federal Contractor Registration provides registration assistance, contract support and professional marketing services to small businesses nationwide. Contact the Contractor Helpline today for more information about how the Simplified Acquisition Program can help your business succeed in the federal contracting!
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