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How to Prepare Proposals for Government Contracts
- Using Government Contracts to Grow Your Business
- Types of Government Contracts
- Where to Find Government Contract Opportunities
- Homework - Before Bidding on a Government Contract
- You Have Downloaded Gov Contract, Now What?
- What's Included in a RFP Government Contract
 Help With Writing Government Contract Proposals |
- Major Reasons Government Contract Proposals Fail
- FAR - Rules for Government Contracts
- Set-Asides in Government Contracts
- Bonds for Gov Contracts
- Tips for Writing Government Contract Proposals
- Books on Government Contract Proposal Writing
- Help With Writing Your Government Contract Proposal
- How to Locate Government Contracts Over $25,000
Factoring Your Government Accounts Receivables
Before you decide on bidding on a government contract, it is a good idea to do your homework before proceeding.
1. You will want to register with CCR - the Central Contractor Registration web site before you do anything. http://ccr.gov In many cases, you must be registered with CCR in order to be paid.
CCR is the primary database o
During this same period of time, you may want to assemble additional information about your business such as copy of your business license, proof of insurance (if necessary) references, current client list, summary of your business including history, current status future objectives, resumes of key management and additional information request in most RFPs
2. You will want to download the RFP and read the Statement of Work VERY carefully. It is strongly suggested that you read it 2 or 3 times, to be sure you understand what the RFP is requesting.
3. Find out what the contract was worth the last time it came up for bid. You can ask the Contracting Officer for this information
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