Comments on: Small Business Opportunities with the Federal Procurement Scorecard http://gov.onvia.com/small-business-opportunities-with-the-federal-procurement-scorecard/ Articles and tips on how your business can win more government contracts. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 01:51:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: editor http://gov.onvia.com/small-business-opportunities-with-the-federal-procurement-scorecard/#comment-32281 editor Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:47:05 +0000 http://gov.onvia.com/?p=199#comment-32281 Hi Russell, I’d recommend making sure you’re registered for the CCR, and with the Small Business Administration as a Disabled Veteran Owned Business. An Onvia Contracting Expert will contact you about how Onvia can help you expand your telecom business. Hi Russell,

I’d recommend making sure you’re registered for the CCR, and with the Small Business Administration as a Disabled Veteran Owned Business. An Onvia Contracting Expert will contact you about how Onvia can help you expand your telecom business.

]]> By: russell http://gov.onvia.com/small-business-opportunities-with-the-federal-procurement-scorecard/#comment-31249 russell Sat, 19 Sep 2009 01:23:04 +0000 http://gov.onvia.com/?p=199#comment-31249 We are a telecomm company that can field up to 100 good splicers on short notice. We have a license in California and are willing to get all needed insurance and such that we may need to work in any state. If it involves cable, we can do it. We are seeking a position as a prime, but would consider a subcontractor position if the pay was ok. Would like projects to be 500K or larger. Lean to the sub-contractor to avoid all the paperwork. We are working on military bases right now. Could qualify for disabled vet owned. Approved sub contractors for Mountain Ltd, volt, Blackbox and many others. We are a telecomm company that can field up to 100 good splicers on short notice. We have a license in California and are willing to get all needed insurance and such that we may need to work in any state. If it involves cable, we can do it. We are seeking a position as a prime, but would consider a subcontractor position if the pay was ok. Would like projects to be 500K or larger. Lean to the sub-contractor to avoid all the paperwork. We are working on military bases right now. Could qualify for disabled vet owned. Approved sub contractors for Mountain Ltd, volt, Blackbox and many others.

]]> By: editor http://gov.onvia.com/small-business-opportunities-with-the-federal-procurement-scorecard/#comment-29058 editor Thu, 30 Jul 2009 16:06:17 +0000 http://gov.onvia.com/?p=199#comment-29058 As a small business, your best bet for winning a government contract is to partner or subcontract with another government contractor - one who has some experience and an established network of government contacts. Another great resource for the kind of mentoring you're talking about is your local Procurement Technical Assistance Center - they can help you get set up to do business with the government and start building some connections. As a small business, your best bet for winning a government contract is to partner or subcontract with another government contractor - one who has some experience and an established network of government contacts. Another great resource for the kind of mentoring you’re talking about is your local Procurement Technical Assistance Center - they can help you get set up to do business with the government and start building some connections.

]]> By: RDF MANAGEMENT INC http://gov.onvia.com/small-business-opportunities-with-the-federal-procurement-scorecard/#comment-29032 RDF MANAGEMENT INC Thu, 30 Jul 2009 01:39:55 +0000 http://gov.onvia.com/?p=199#comment-29032 RDF Mgmt Inc is a two person company that has been in the healthcare, management business since 1987. I started the company by working as a claims examiner for Maxicare Health Plan. Over the past 14 years, I have moved on to various claims and data processing opportunities in the Los Angeles, CA and Phoenix, Az. After reading through your online material, I feel that I am just not able to push through what seems to a lot of red tape in terms of doing business with the government. It seems that I would need someeone to mentor me before I could have a chance at being awarded a government contract or subcontract. Is there a simply way to winning a contract that is worth 100,000 to 200,000 or greater? RDF Mgmt Inc is a two person company that has been in the healthcare, management business since 1987. I started the company by working as a claims examiner for Maxicare Health Plan. Over the past 14 years, I have moved on to various claims and data processing opportunities in the Los Angeles, CA and Phoenix, Az. After reading through your online material, I feel that I am just not able to push through what seems to a lot of red tape in terms of doing business with the government. It seems that I would need someeone to mentor me before I could have a chance at being awarded a government contract or subcontract. Is there a simply way to winning a contract that is worth 100,000 to 200,000 or greater?

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