Category Archive for: ‘Government Contracting’
Federal Government Contracting: Where Do I Start?
by Karen Krymski | December 18, 2020 Many small business owners look towards the new year with goals of working with the federal government. Many want to take advantage of certifications to make them, in their minds, more appealing to get a contract. While that […]
Read More →Research is Key in Securing a Federal Contract
by Karen Krymski, MPH, CVE | September 8, 2020 Each year, the federal government awards billions of dollars in contracts to small businesses. For this reason, securing a government contract can often be found at the top of many business owners’ list of goals. Business […]
Read More →Increase Capacity, Experience with Local Government Contracting
by Janette Blanco | January 13, 2020 Depending on the industry, when starting a business, many business owners set their sights on eventually doing business with the government. Many government contracts can be very lucrative, but more importantly, they are a reliable, steady source of […]
Read More →Aubri Shauger-Haley, MBA, CCA
Florida SBDC at Pinellas County Economic Development Specialty: Procurement Aubri Shauger-Haley serves as a business manager, procurement specialist for the SBE program at Pinellas County and is a business consultant for the Florida SBDC at Pinellas County. Shauger-Haley assists the business community by providing education […]
Read More →6 Things You Should Know: Regional Small Business Enterprise Programs
by Yolanda Cowart | April 9, 2019 There has been a lot of interest surrounding local Small Business Enterprise (SBE) programs this year. This is the perfect time for local small business owners who do business with the government to strike while the iron is […]
Read More →8 Government Contracting Errors to Avoid
by Yolanda Cowart | February 22, 2019 Why do so many businesses fail to access the federal marketplace? The spending power of the federal government makes it a very attractive market. However, operating a profitable business in the federal marketplace creates obligations, potential liabilities and […]
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