Most people don’t lose government contracts because they’re unqualified — they lose because they don’t understand the process. Missed registrations, weak capability statements, unclear NAICS codes, or poorly written proposals quietly eliminate you before pricing even matters. Government contracting is less about chasing bids and more about positioning your business correctly before you apply. If you’re not getting responses, something in your setup or approach is blocking you. What part of government contracting are you stuck on right now — registrations, finding bids, capability statements, or proposals?

Hi All. I would appreciate some insight on if you can supply commercial new surplus to the DLA. If so, can you go into details on how you submit you bid in dibbs? What documents might you need to provide?

What is the process that Sam uses to do government contracting from outside of the USA?

Does anybody have any good companies to perform the CMMC 2 requirements with reasonable prices?

I’m Sheena, from Texas. My background is in Cybersecurity. I was introduced to this group by a friend of mine, and I’ve heard nothing but great things about Day and the incredible contractors here. I’m excited to be part of this community and to learn from so many sharp and experienced professionals. Looking forward to winning my first contract soon.