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WHERE TO FIND GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Government Contracting Opportunites
The
government's needs are endless. If you are in business, the government
is buying your goods or services right now. It posts its needs
publicly, as required by law on a daily basis in several different
places.
Government Contracts In The Newsapapers
For
government contract bids in your area check out the local newspaper.
In the classified section under Legal Notices you will see what the
government is intending to buy from local vendors. Call the contact
number and order the solicitation. Many times they will refer you to a
web site and the bid package containing all the specifications can be
downloaded.
Local, State and Federal Bids Listed on Websites
Most
cities, county governments, state and federal agencies maintain there
own websites where countless opportunities can be found. Follow the
links to the Purchasing or Procurement offices. This is where the
bidding opportunites are usually listed.
For contracts close to
home, check out your city's website, then check the county and state.
Every state maintains a website with contract opportunities. Federal
and state agencies also maintain websites with contract listings.
FEDMARKET
FEDMARKET
http://www.fedmarket.com/statejump.html
LInks to all 50 state purchasing websites where state contracts can be found.
FEDBIZOPPS
This
site is updated daily and is the chief location for finding Federal
government contract listings. http://www.fedbizopps.gov/
FIRSTGOV
A
web-site listing all government bids and requests for proposals broken
down by FEDERAL AGENCY can be found at http://www.firstgov.gov/.
STATE CONTRACTS
http://www.statehousegirls.net/agencies/purchasing/
These agencies typically list government bids and proposals statewide..
In many cases you will be able to download the entire solicitation
package.
FEDERAL SUPPLY SCHEDULES For information on how to become a vendor for this agency contact the GSA at: http://www.gsa.com.
NOTE: Federal contracts require a Duns Number and Central Contractor Registration. These are both free and can be done on-line.
CENTRAL CONTRACTOR REGISTRATION: http://www.ccr.gov/
DUNN & BRADSTREET NUMBER: https://eupdate.dnb.com/requestOptions.html
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