The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to Veteran-Owned and Service-Disable Veteran-Owned Small Business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not met their annual 5%/3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars wil...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to Veteran-Owned and Service-Disable Veteran-Owned Small Business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not met their annual 5%/3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars wil...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to Veteran-Owned and Service-Disable Veteran-Owned Small Business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not met their annual 5%/3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars wil...

The U.S Federal Government is the world’s Fortune One buyer of services and products. In fiscal year 2012, agencies and the military awarded more than $45 billion to Veteran-Owned and Service-Disable Veteran-Owned Small Business. There are still many contracting opportunities available since most agencies do not met their annual 5%/3% VOSB/SDVOSB goal due to a lack of identified contractors in the marketplace. This series of webinars wil...

Marketing to Win Government Business The government contracting world has experienced a seismic shift and the old marketing strategies no longer provide the measurable results necessary for success. Issues now include: fewer decision-makers with less time available; who are charged with managing tighter budgets and expectations of doing more with less while meeting goals of improved energy usage, lower costs, increased efficiency all while sup...

The SBIR/STTR programs promote small business innovation and profitability while simultaneously meeting the government’s research and development needs. Every year, small businesses receive millions of dollars in SBIR/STTR funds for research, development and commercialization purposes. This course will provide attendees with an overview of the SBIR/STTR programs; funding sources and eligibility requirements; best practices in SBIR/STTR p...

Course Details: A Capability Statement is a critical tool for all levels of Government Contracting, including federal, state, city, county and municipalities. It is now often required in the government registration processes, and it also serves as a door opener for agencies, prime contractors and teaming partners. A well done Capabilities Statement provides proof of your qualifications and past performance and sets you apart from your competit...

Course Details: Have you ever wondered what a business development, sales, or marketing persondoes every day that results in success? What steps does she take, where does he go, what research does she perform, how does he reach decision-makers, what is her secret to getting the important meetings, what follow-up needs to be done? All of these daily tasks and much more will be covered in detail in the Government Sales Boot Camp Class. Governmen...

Course Details: The proposal writing class supports development of winning federal government proposals through a disciplined approach that facilitates communication, scheduling, and content development. Firms that are successful in winning public sector contracts approach proposal development using a repeatable process that generates a predictable return on investment. The Institute designed the class to make small to mid-size firms highly co...

Course Details: The federal government has incorporated very specific legal requirements into every aspect of contracting from the initial budget process through the preliminary acquisition method development, methods of payments, contractor eligibility, prime and subcontracting issues, small business programs and subcontracting issues, communication during the lifecycle of a contract, contractor debarment, protests, debriefings, and ownership...