The commercial business industry was dealt a bad hand past few years—from COVID-19 shutdowns to global supply chain disruptions. Countless small businesses closed their doors for good, negatively ...

Construction contracting can be a lucrative profession. Indeed estimates that the average salary for a general contractor in the United States is more than $87,000 annually. And as your contracting ...

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For the past 15 years, Vibhaa Vermani has led a successful woman-owned small government contracting business, providing integrated technical solutions and services to numerous U.S. government agencies ...

The federal government exceeded its overall small business contracting goals for the seventh consecutive year in fiscal 2019 by awarding $132.9 billion in prime contracts, which was an increase of ...

Just over a decade ago, a trend emerged in government contracting: Small businesses began leaving the federal marketplace at an alarming rate, and new entrants weren’t stepping in to take their place.

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Establishing a business to provide goods and services to government agencies requires routine yet precise filings, attention to federal and state regulations and appropriate financial data. You must ...