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Getting Your Business on the GSA Contract Schedule
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Getting Your Business on the GSA Contract Schedule
Want to put your business in front of thousands of government purchasers? This FREE workshop will give you the practical information you need to get on a schedule and start winning contracts. You’ll learn:
- How to begin the process of getting a Federal Supply Schedule.
- Which schedule is right for you?
- How to decipher the terms and conditions for a Federal Supply Schedule.
The Essentials of Government Contracting
Monitoring and responding to solicitations, processing paperwork, writing proposals, pricing your services/products – government contracting can be overwhelming, no matter the agency.
This highly interactive session will help you make sense of what’s really important and how to keep on track. Bring your questions and share your experiences – you’ll come away better prepared.
Learn from the experts
Janice Bracey
Director, Regional Office of Small Business Utilization, U.S. General Services Administration, Northeast and Caribbean Region
As director, Ms. Bracey is responsible for planning, marketing and conducting regional small business outreach events. Ms. Bracey also counsels small business owners regarding GSA’s procurement policies and methods.
During the course of her career with GSA, Ms. Bracey has counseled thousands of small business owners regarding possible contracting opportunities within the Federal Government.
Maryann Williams
Director, UCEDC PTAC
Maryann brings over 30 years of government contracting experience to her position as director of UCEDC’s PTAC program. She brings a unique perspective to the job as she’s held positions on both sides of the table – helping businesses to obtain government contracts as well as overseeing the government contract process for a manufacturing concern in New Jersey.
Following an 18-year tenure as a senior contracting official for Greenbrier Industries in Englewood Cliffs, Maryann served as director of the Rockland County PTAC for 13 years.
She joined UCEDC in 2007, and under her direction, the PTAC program was awarded the 2010 “Outstanding Center Award” by the Association of Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (APTAC).
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