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WeWork model for SCIFs could increase small business participation

Federal News Network

The targets and set-asides are often an end in themselves rather than a catalyst for expanding small business participation or identifying critical capabilities,” Schwartz said. But the challenges related to working with the DoD are not limited to small businesses—they’re a government-wide trend.

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OMB Issues Command to Increase Small Business Participation on MACs

SmallGovCon

The White House has issued a memorandum that calls for specific procedures for Increasing Small Business Participation on Multiple-Award Contracts. To that end, OMB has recommended steps such as increasing small business order set-asides and maximizing small business set-asides across multiple types of contracts.

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Mastering How to Get Government Contracts

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Trying to figure out how to get a government contract? This no-nonsense guide walks you through the contracting process, from initial eligibility to bidding, and ultimately enables your small business to win contracts available every fiscal year. You’re in the right place!

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10 common myths holding women back in government contracting and leadership

Open Contracting Partnership

As we celebrate, we find ourselves at the crossroads of progress and potential, confronting the myths holding women back from participating in public procurement and attaining certain heights in leadership. Myth 1: Women-led and -owned businesses cannot successfully deliver government contracts Women are excelling in business.

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Common Misconceptions: SBA’s Mentor-Protégé Program (Part II – Participation Rules & Limits)

SmallGovCon

Looking for the latest government contracting legal news? The post Common Misconceptions: SBA’s Mentor-Protégé Program (Part II – Participation Rules & Limits) first appeared on SmallGovCon - Government Contracts Law Blog. call at 785-200-8919.

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Thank You to This Week’s Training Participants!

The Coalition for Government Procurement

I want to personally say “thank you” to all our members who participated, the instructors who spent countless hours preparing and teaching the material, and to Miller & Chevalier Chartered for hosting us in your beautiful Washington, DC office space.

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Nurturing Key Relationships in Government Contracting

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In the dynamic world of government contracting, success is achieved not just by the quality of your products or services but also by the strength of the relationships you cultivate. Building and nurturing key relationships is essential for navigating the complexities of the government procurement landscape.