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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
Some government contracts require a bond to be included with the bid.
These types of bonds are called "surety bonds" A surety bond is a guarantee that the bidder will perform the obligation.
The first step in getting bonded, regardless if it is a Bid Bond, Performance Bond or a Payment Bond, is to contact an independent agent or broker, known as a 'Surety Bond Producer'
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Bond surety companies usually will require lots of information from a government contract bidder, before issuing a surety bond.
Small and emerging businesses can contact the SBA for help in securing a surety bond: http://sba.gov/OSG
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