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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Friday, May 13, 2011 |
GUAM - Large and small businesses alike can tap into another almost $40 billion annually in federal contracts through the most widely used government contract vehicle—the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA).
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Thursday, March 03, 2011 |
GUAM - Local businesses on Guam have a remarkable opportunity to take part in the military buildup through federal contracting. However, for some small businesses, the federal bureaucracy may seem arduous. So it's important to think about whether yours is the kind of business that is well suited to meet the needs of this demanding client. In this installment of Federal Contracting 101, GuamBuildupNews.com helps small businesses assess whether federal contracting is the right fit.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Wednesday, March 02, 2011 |
GUAM - Small businesses interested in federal contracting have a few obstacles to overcome. Sometimes it's difficult to know where to start or to understand federal rules. But with a little knowledge and ingenuity, small businesses on Guam can bid more easily and successfully for federal contracts. In this installment of Federal Contracting 101, GuamBuildupNews.com discusses how the Freedom of Information Act can help with writing a winning proposal.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Tuesday, March 01, 2011 |
GUAM - Small businesses may find it challenging to compete for large and complex federal contract projects, but forming a joint venture partnership of other small businesses to better satisfy project requirements may present the opportunity to bid on a wider range of contracts. In the series Federal Contracting 101, GuamBuildupNews.com will explain the federal contracting process to assist small businesses on Guam during the buildup.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Monday, February 28, 2011 |
GUAM - Doing business with the federal government can seem a daunting task to many small businesses, but federal opportunities are available now more than ever with the Department of Defense's Guam buildup underway. Once a business has established itself as a federal contractor, businesses can enjoy stable work, prompt payments, and well-defined project parameters.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Friday, February 25, 2011 |
GUAM - As Guam businesses struggle to find their niche in the marketplace during the Department of Defense's buildup and realignment of U.S. forces, GuamBuildupNews.com provides valuable information to small businesses in its multi-part series Federal Contracting 101. In Volume 8 of this series, small businesses explore opportunities and resources made available to them by some of the biggest contractors of the Guam buildup.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011 |
GUAM - Doing business with the federal government can be a profitable arrangement, but federal contracting comes with a list of rules known as federal acquisition regulations (FAR) that contracting officials and contractors must follow.
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Written by JULIANNE GEIGER
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011 |
GUAM – The military buildup on Guam offers local businesses a remarkable opportunity to take part in the expansion, yet the federal contracting process often seems unreachable to many small businesses. In Guam, veteran-owned businesses thrive as local retired military personnel branch out into entrepreneurship.
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