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Lisa and Paul...I just wanted to report to both of you...with sincere appreciation for your assistance... that I won my first gov bid contract as a CCR Registered Small Business. If there is somewhere I can log this success in to help justify the need for your counseling program, please send the form and I will report this right away.
Without help from both of you, I would still be ‘in the weeds’ trying to comply with the gov registration process. I still have a lot to learn but this award is a great start and indication that you steered me in the right direction...
Sincerely,
Heywood ‘Pete’ Dowling
The questions and answers offered here are designed to help businesses understand some of the basic aspects of the government procurement process. For advice or answers to detailed questions, we encourage you to contact one of our Procurement Counselors. You can find our contact information under the contact us tab.
The top 3 questions are:
Q. What is the first step?
A. Contact a local PTAC center. It will save you time and money.
Q. How do I register for CCR?
A. Registration in the CCR can be accomplished by three different methods; online at Central Contractor Registration (CCR) , by fax or by mail. The recommended method is online. This method is quick and user friendly. Registering online can be accomplished at the following web site http://www.ccr.gov.
Q. How do I apply to the 8(a) BD program?
A. Contacting the local SBA district office serving your area is the first step. An SBA representative will answer general questions over the telephone. Some district offices may also have 8(a) orientation workshops to provide additional information regarding the eligibility requirements and to review various SBA forms.
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