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The Fish Don't Jump In The Boat

A blog by Bill Jaffe

 

Getting Started

The Fish Don’t Jump in the Boat

Welcome. The purpose of this blog is to provide an experienced perspective to companies that are trying to do business with the federal government, amidst a... more

ORCA the Whale

When the government wants to use a contractor, public policy dictates that they ask for specific information, such as: What is the size of your business? Do... more

How to Register Your Small Business

The first step in doing business with the federal government is to get a D-U-N-S number from Dun and Bradstreet. Next, every business doing business... more

OSDBUs are Good Friends to Have, But They Don't Have Any Money

  The Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) is a position that's created in almost every physical location and/or agency organization within the federal... more

Large businesses want appliances, not sub-contractors

Securing business with the federal government takes time and persistence, even when you know exactly who your customer is. So it's very important to use... more

Certifying Your Business with a Special Designation

  While simply registering your small business with the CCR will help you access the contracts that the federal government reserves for small businesses, did you... more

Five Myths about Doing Business with the Federal Government as a Small Business

Think it's not worth the effort to sell your products and services to the federal government? I hear from a lot of small business owners... more

Meeting the PTAC

  Congress created the Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) to help businesses secure government contracts. There are more than 300 Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (PTACs) nationwide... more
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