There are avenues other than subcontracting to partner with vendors in the govcon process. That form of partnering is a Contractor Teaming Agreement (CTA). There are currently over 1 million CTA’s and that number grows daily. These type of agreements can be formed with two
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You will encounter federal and commercial personnel before, during, and after the govcon process. Some you will meet face-to-face and some virtually, but you need to know who these individuals are and what their roles are pertaining to your contract. At any phase of the contract process always
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Small businesses in the federal government have procurements specifically set-aside for contract award. For a procurement to be set aside the Contracting Officer needs to have an expectation that at least two responsible small businesses will respond with an offer and the prices quoted are reasonable.
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If your company believes that the government did not comply with the terms of a solicitation or rules and regulations of an award you may be able to file a protest in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation Part 33. If you decide to pursue the protest here are a few rules you must comply
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With any contract there are always rules and regulations and to have a contract with the federal government you need to adhere to the rules and regulations of the specific agency of your interest, in addition to the regulations of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR).
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