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Looking for money to grow your business?

You should take a look at government contracts!

The FACTS about government business contracts and grants-

Most of the funds made available for small businesses in the Stimulus Bill are contracts and NOT grants. The bulk of the grant money goes to cities, school districts and other government or non-profit agencies. These groups will then contract with businesses to get the work done.

 

Please fill out and submit this form. You will be sent an e-mail with your free assessment on the eligibility and readiness of your business to take on Government Contracts.
 
Name
Title
Business
Street Address
Address
City
State
Zip
Country
Work phone
Fax
Email
URL
Incorporated? YesNoIn Process
State and Zip of Incorporation
Licensed? YesNoIn Process
State and Zip of License
Region Type of Business Rural Urban
SBA Business Type Small Business Emerging Small Business **
Other Business
Are you 51% owned by: Veterans Women
Disabled Other Special Group
Delinquent tax obligations to U.S. or State? YesNoArrangement
NAICS Classification of Business?
Description
Comments
 
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Q. What is an "Emerging Small Business" (ESB)?
A. An "Emerging Small Business" (ESB) is a business concern whose size is no greater than 50 percent of the SBA’s small business size standard applicable to the procurement.
http://www.sba.gov/idc/groups/public/documents/sba_homepage/compdemo_faqs.pdf

 

Government Grants or Contracts - What's the difference?

The competition for contracts is straight-forward; a government agency defines what they need, and you make the case that your business can supply that need - on time and on budget.

Grant competitions are more problematic. Your proposal often defines the problem as well as the solution. You may need to build a logic model and you are competing based on what you propose to do, NOT on how well you can provide a product or service.

Contracts are - well - really much more business-like.

In either case, you don't pay the money back, and in both cases you have milestones and deliverables to meet. You will also have to document how you will evaluate your results, outcomes as well as outputs.

Do YOU qualify for a government contract?

It not as difficult as you may believe to land a government contract to help expand or secure your business for years to come.

Complete our FREE contract assessment form to learn if there are government contracts in your business' future, or if you already know you want to pursue government contracts, order a Government Contract Opportunity Search Report for $75.

 

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