Proposals are contractor prepared packages made in response to government solicitations and include the contractor’s budgeted costs for the projected period of performance of the solicitation. Join experts from DCAA as they discuss the requirements of these proposal packages.
This webinar will walk you through the essential elements of creating a powerful capability statement that effectively highlights your company’s strengths, expertise, and value proposition. You will learn how to tailor your statement to meet the needs of government agencies, making your business stand out in a competitive marketplace.
One of the most important, yet frequently overlooked components for most business owners is recordkeeping. This introductory webinar walks participants through the ground level stages of “bookkeeping.”
Not sure how to build your indirect rates? Experts from DCAA will define direct versus indirect costs, what general indirect rate structures look like, and the relationship between indirect pools and bases.
Breaking into the government marketplace requires more than just meeting qualifications—it demands effective marketing strategies. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to navigate the unique aspects of the government procurement process.
Prior to being awarded a cost reimbursable contract, federal contractors need to ensure their accounting system is adequate for determining costs applicable to federal contracts.
Join experts from the SBA Bonding Program to learn how they can help if your business has:
· Limited or no contracting experience
· Difficulty qualifying for bonding, or
· The desire to increase current bond limits
Access to capital is critical to many small businesses, yet most owners don’t understand how to determine what they qualify for, what money is available to them and the roadblocks they may face obtaining financing.
Certifications can be a game-changer for businesses looking to gain a competitive edge in government contracting. This webinar is designed to help you understand the various certifications available at both the state and federal levels.
At the end of a defined accounting period, federal government contractors must submit actual costs incurred to DCAA. The intention of this process is for DCAA to review costs claimed to ensure they are allowable, allocable, and reasonable per FAR 31, as well as within the terms of their respective contracts.
Join us for an information session about the Entrepreneurship as a Second Chance (ESC) program, a transformative pathway to self-sustainability through entrepreneurship, developed by UCEDC with funding from Impact 100 Garden State.
Responding to government solicitations effectively is crucial for securing contracts and growing your business. This webinar will guide you through the process of constructing compelling responses to government solicitations, and outline the different solicitation types, ensuring you meet all requirements and stand out from the competition.
