US Federal Contractor Registration recently introduced a new federal marketing program, the Simplified Acquisition Program, which has resulted in new found success for small business contractors since its inception. This revolutionary new program has already netted billions of dollars in revenue through contract awards for new, inexperienced vendors in just a short period of time.
This program is based on the simplified acquisition threshold defined by Federal Acquisition Regulations, or FAR. These regulations set different rules for contract awards whose value lies between $2,500 and $150,000, although in certain industries the threshold may reach all the way to $6.5 million. Rather than use the tedious, lengthy, and complicated formal bidding process used for standard federal contract awards, simplified acquisitions use much easier to follow procurement rules and even allow contracting officers to use the "rule of two", in which they are only required to obtain quotes from two small businesses before selecting a vendor.
The simplified procedure is much more similar to how everyday households may buy milk from the store or hire a gardener for their home. This makes it far easier for inexperienced or small firms to get their feet in the door when it comes to breaking into the federal market. These smaller projects are also perfect for any sized firm to complete, unlike the scaling problems encountered with larger, more complex contracting opportunities.
USFCR's Simplified Acquisition Program includes all the tools and training a business needs, without any previous contracting experience necessary. Their highly trained team of Acquisition Specialists and Case Managers will provide everything necessary to start winning contracts immediately, including a complete evaluation of eligibility for federal contracts, System for Award Management (SAM) registration, an official government profile in the Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS), bid notifications via email every month, comprehensive contract support, a full government business plan including direct access to buyers and prime vendors, website creation in the standard government format, and complete training for the simplified acquisition environment.
The Simplified Acquisition Program has already helped hundreds of small businesses find success in federal procurement, including Mac Made Easy, Inc., who after many failed bids on their own, successfully won 3 contracts worth a total of $641,244 after receiving training and support through the Simplified Acquisition Program. After receiving training in federal contracting best practices and using the proper tools and strategies, any business can find success in government contracting.
For over five years, US Federal Contractor Registration , the world's most experienced third party registration firm, has provided System for Award Management registration services and guidance to thousands of private businesses, non-profit organizations, and state/local governments across the globe. Their new Simplified Acquisition Program has established them as industry leaders dedicated to supporting small businesses seeking to enter the federal contracting market.
This program is based on the simplified acquisition threshold defined by Federal Acquisition Regulations, or FAR. These regulations set different rules for contract awards whose value lies between $2,500 and $150,000, although in certain industries the threshold may reach all the way to $6.5 million. Rather than use the tedious, lengthy, and complicated formal bidding process used for standard federal contract awards, simplified acquisitions use much easier to follow procurement rules and even allow contracting officers to use the "rule of two", in which they are only required to obtain quotes from two small businesses before selecting a vendor.
The simplified procedure is much more similar to how everyday households may buy milk from the store or hire a gardener for their home. This makes it far easier for inexperienced or small firms to get their feet in the door when it comes to breaking into the federal market. These smaller projects are also perfect for any sized firm to complete, unlike the scaling problems encountered with larger, more complex contracting opportunities.
USFCR's Simplified Acquisition Program includes all the tools and training a business needs, without any previous contracting experience necessary. Their highly trained team of Acquisition Specialists and Case Managers will provide everything necessary to start winning contracts immediately, including a complete evaluation of eligibility for federal contracts, System for Award Management (SAM) registration, an official government profile in the Dynamic Small Business Search (DSBS), bid notifications via email every month, comprehensive contract support, a full government business plan including direct access to buyers and prime vendors, website creation in the standard government format, and complete training for the simplified acquisition environment.
The Simplified Acquisition Program has already helped hundreds of small businesses find success in federal procurement, including Mac Made Easy, Inc., who after many failed bids on their own, successfully won 3 contracts worth a total of $641,244 after receiving training and support through the Simplified Acquisition Program. After receiving training in federal contracting best practices and using the proper tools and strategies, any business can find success in government contracting.
For over five years, US Federal Contractor Registration , the world's most experienced third party registration firm, has provided System for Award Management registration services and guidance to thousands of private businesses, non-profit organizations, and state/local governments across the globe. Their new Simplified Acquisition Program has established them as industry leaders dedicated to supporting small businesses seeking to enter the federal contracting market.
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