Every year, the U.S. government spends over $600 billion on contracts— and small businesses win a huge share of these contracts. Yet many business owners miss out because they: ❌ Don’t know where to find the right bids ❌ Don’t understand SAM.gov requirements ❌ Submit weak proposals or price sheets ❌ Miss deadlines or compliance details That’s where I come in. 🎯 What I Do as a Government Contracts Expert I help U.S. businesses find, bid, and win government contracts by handling: ✅ SAM.gov registration & compliance ✅ Contract opportunity research (federal, state & local) ✅ Bid & proposal writing (RFP, RFQ, IFB) ✅ Pricing & cost analysis ✅ Capability statements ✅ Contract submission & follow-up support Whether you’re a startup or an established business, I guide you step-by-step until submission. 💼 Who This Is For ✔️ Cleaning companies ✔️ Construction & maintenance businesses ✔️ Logistics & transportation companies ✔️ IT & professional service providers ✔️ Consultants & general service businesses If your business can provide a service or product, you can bid. 📌 Why Work With Me? 🔹 Proven experience in government contracting 🔹 Clear, compliant, and persuasive proposals 🔹 One-on-one guidance (no guesswork) 🔹 Affordable support for small businesses 📩 Ready to Start Winning Government Contracts? Comment “CONTRACT” or send me a DM, and I’ll tell you: ✔️ If your business is eligible ✔️ What contracts you can bid on now ✔️ The fastest way to get started 👉 Stop leaving government money on the table. Let your business get paid.

🛠️ HOW USA GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS WORK — FROM START TO FINISH If you’ve ever wondered how businesses secure government contracts in the USA, here’s a simple breakdown of the entire process from start to finish 👇 1️⃣ Business Registration & Compliance Before anything else, your business must be properly set up: - Register your business (LLC, Corporation, etc.) - Get your EIN - Create a business bank account - Stay tax compliantThis ensures the government can legally do business with you. 2️⃣ Obtain Your Federal Contracting IDs Every federal contractor must have: - SAM.gov Registration (This gives you your UEI number) - NAICS Codes (Defines what services you provide) No SAM registration = No federal contracts. 3️⃣ Prepare Your Business Documents To compete, the government must understand your capability.Prepare: - Capability Statement - Past performance (if any) - Company profile - Certifications (WOSB, SDVOSB, HUBZone, Minority Owned, etc.) 4️⃣ Market Research Know the agencies that buy what you sell.You can research opportunities using: - SAM.gov - USA Spending - Agency procurement forecastsThis helps you target the right buyers. 5️⃣ Find Opportunities Opportunities come in different forms: - RFQ (Request for Quote) - RFP (Request for Proposal) - IFB (Invitation for Bid) You only respond to contracts that match your services. 6️⃣ Prepare Your Bid or Proposal This is the most important stage: - Study the solicitation - Prepare pricing - Write a technical response - Provide all required forms and documentsThe government evaluates compliance first, then pricing and capability. 7️⃣ Submission on the Portal Submit your response before the deadline on: - SAM.gov - Agency portals - Email (if allowed) Late submissions are automatically rejected. 8️⃣ Evaluation & Clarification The government reviews: - Your technical response - Your pricing - Your experienceThey may request clarification or ask questions.

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