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1. Getting Started with Government Contracting
Online Step-by-Step Guide
Follow our step-by-step process to get started contracting with the government.
As you work through the steps, please feel free to call us with any questions at 916.334.9388 or 866.382.7822 toll-free. We can help you with all aspects of government contracting. |
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2. Contracting Links
Our list of contracting links provides you quick access to some of the most useful government websites. |
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3. Contractor's Reference Library
At our office in North Highlands, California, we have over 400 sources of up-to-date reference materials to help you learn about government contracting. Our staff is available to answer your questions and locate reference material. |
Reference materials include information on the following: |
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• Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
• Prime Contractor Lists
• Subcontracting Opportunities
• U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
• Doing Business with the General Services Administration (GSA)
• Small Business Development Centers (SBDCs)
• Business Information Centers (BICs)
• Upcoming seminars
• Books, pamphlets, and recent articles of interest to small business
• How to do business with specific counties, cities, community
colleges, and local agencies throughout California
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4. Contractor's Computer Station
In addition to the library, a computer work station is available with high speed internet connection. Many useful websites have been bookmarked for your convenience, and assistance is available onsite to answer your questions. To schedule your free appointment to come in and use the contractor's reference library or computer, call us at 916.334.9388 or 866.382.7822 toll-free.
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5. Referrals
Our goal is to link your business to the government, but sometimes your business may need other help. If applicable, we provide referrals to other organizations that offer specialized small business assistance. We also work cooperatively with many strategic partners such as the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), Chambers of Commerce, Small Business Development Centers, Community Colleges, and others to assist small businesses.
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Radio Interview Featuring The FTC's
Free Contracting Assistance Services
Click here to listen to
Jack Toney, Director of The FTC's Statewide Procurement Assistance Program, interviewed by John McCauley, host of California Commerce, which originally aired on Sunday, September 13, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. P.D.T. over 90.1 FM KBPK and on the web at www.kbpk-fm.com. |
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