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2007Visit us at Selling to the Federal Government Joyce Thurmond 404/ X205

2007Visit us at Register Your Business  Central Contractor Registration Database (CCR)  Keep Current (Update yearly at minimum)  Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA)

2007Visit us at  Self-Certifications Small Business – NAICS Codes Woman-owned Business Veteran-owned Business Service Disabled Veteran-owned Business  Formal Certification Programs 8(a) Business Development HUBZone Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB) Know the Federal Contract Certifications

2007Visit us at Formal Certifications  Requires SBA Approval – 8(a) - Socially and economically disadvantaged firms enrolled in a 9-year business development program. – HUBZone - Small businesses located in areas identified as historically underutilized business zones,and with 35% of its employees living in HUBZones. – SDB - Three-year certification for small, socially and economically disadvantaged firms eligible to receive prime and subcontract preferences.

2007Visit us at 8(a) & SDB SBA 8(a) program  Applies to all purchases  Must be certified by the SBA  Non-competitive and competitive program  9-year term - no renewals  All 8(a) firms are SDBs  Award must be made at fair market price  FAR 19.8 SDB program  Applies over $100,000  Must be certified by the SBA  Competitive program  3-year term with renewals  Not all SDBs are in 8(a) program  10% price evaluation credit (limited to select agencies)  FAR and 19.12

2007Visit us at HUBZone Program  Applies to purchases over $3,000;  Must be certified by SBA - no term limits;  Recertification required every 3 years;  Competitive and sole-source program benefits;  10% price evaluation preference  Principal office must be in a HUBZone  35% of employees must live in a HUBZone  FAR 19.13

2007Visit us at Veteran’s Program  Applies to purchases over $3,000  Self Certified on CCR  VA determines Service Disability  No term limits  Competitive and sole-source program benefits  Subcontracting and Prime Contracting goals  FAR Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business

2007Visit us at Know the Rules  Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR)  Subpart 8.4 – Federal Supply Schedules  Part 13 – Simplified Acquisitions  Part 14 – Sealed Bidding  Part 15 – Contracting by Negotiation  Part 19 – Small Business Programs

2007Visit us at Finding Prime Contract Opportunities  Research Past Purchases ‒ GSA Federal Procurement Data Center  Identify Current Procurement Opportunities ‒ Federal Business Opportunities (FBO)

2007Visit us at FedBizOpps Identify Opportunities – Follow the Money

2007Visit us at

2007Visit us at Finding Subcontracting Opportunities  Subcontracting Opportunities Directory of Large Prime Contractors  SUB-Net

2007Visit us at SUB-Net

2007Visit us at Federal Supply Schedules  Investigate Federal Supply Schedule (FSS) Contracts  Become a GSA schedule contractor

2007Visit us at Joint Ventures & Teams  Investigate Joint Venture/Teaming Arrangements ‒ Excluded from affiliation – 13 CFR (f)(3) ‒ “bundled” requirement ‒ other than a “bundled” requirement

2007Visit us at Market Your Firm  Present your capabilities directly to the federal activities and large prime contractors that buy your products and services  Attend procurement conferences and business expos  Attend Business Matchmaking events

2007Visit us at View Solicitations  Request or download a bid package  Obtain copies of relevant specifications & drawings  Understand relevant purchasing regulations  Federal Acquisition Regulations: Micro-purchases (under $3,000) Simplified Acquisitions (under $100,000) Bids & Proposals (over $100,000)  Contract clauses

2007Visit us at Prepare Your Offer  3 Rules for a solicitation: -Read it…Read it…Read it!!!  Request a Procurement History  Attend Pre-Bid Meetings & Walk-Throughs  Get clarification of ambiguities  Proofread your proposal  Submit it on time!

2007Visit us at Contract Award  Are you Responsive?  Are you Responsible? ‒ Pre-Award Survey: Technical capability & production capability ‒ Quality Assurance (QA) ‒ Financial: accounts receivable, net worth, cash flow ‒ Accounting System ‒ System for Qualifying Suppliers ‒ Packaging, Marking, Shipping

2007Visit us at  Contingency Plans  Have a back up plan if something goes wrong  Give yourself enough time to react  Anticipating Final Inspection  Make an appointment before shipping date  On-Time delivery  Establish a good track record Contract Performance

2007Visit us at  Know the paperwork process  Keep good records  Know your options ‒ Progress payments ‒ Prompt Payment Act  EFT (electronic funds transfer)  Accept government credit cards Getting Paid

2007Visit us at Seek Additional Assistance  Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTACs)  Small Business Specialists  Local District Offices and Resource Partners  Local Small Business Development Centers  SCORE  Women’s Business Development Centers

2007Visit us at  Federal Agency Contract Goal Program  Procurement Marketing (FBO & SUB-Net)  Certificate of Competency Program (COC)  Size Program – NAICS Information  E-Business Institute SBA Assistance Programs

2007Visit us at Find online business counseling and training at: E-Business Institute

2007Visit us at Helpful Web Sites  DOD Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization Office  Procurement and Technical Assistance Centers  Small Business Development Centers

2007Visit us at More Helpful Web Sites  SBA’s Home Page:  Government Contracting : Site includes links to all major government contracting programs discussed here plus much, much more.

2007Visit us at Things To Remember  TARGET YOUR CUSTOMER: Who buys your product or service? How do they buy? When do they buy?  KNOW THE RULES: Federal Acquisition Regulations Contract requirements and specifications How to obtain Contract history  PERFORM AS PROMISED: On-time delivery, Good Quality, at a Fair Price