This briefing will explain the basics of a bid protest: who can file, when to file, and where to file; the pros/cons of each forum (agency, with the GAO, or in court); and will cover considerations that should be made prior to filing.

While FPDS.gov is a powerful tool, especially for those interested in federal contracting, it is antiquated and can be cumbersome to use. This training session will show you practical methods to quickly get to the critical information you need to compete in your federal market and provide real-time interaction with attendees.

This briefing Win Last Minute Sole Source will review how to identify, request, and respond to sole-source opportunities.

This is a wonderful opportunity whether you want to do business with or increase your business with the federal government.

Businesses that can provide emergency products and services, construction services, logistics, and supplies are encouraged to attend.

This briefing will review how to identify, request, and respond to simplified acquisition opportunities.

Unsolicited proposals allow federal agencies to receive a proposal and contract directly with vendors without a formal solicitation or request for proposal (RFP). The best part of the process for businesses the result is a ZERO competition direct sole source award that you developed.

While FPDS.gov is a powerful tool, especially for those interested in federal contracting, it is antiquated and can be cumbersome to use. This training session will show you practical methods to quickly get to the critical information you need to compete in your federal market and provide real-time interaction with attendees.

While SAM.gov is where federal buyers review your registration and validate your company for federal business, SAM.gov coupled with FPDS.gov provides a complete picture of the competitive landscape and proper research will provide you with buyers that you need to engage with in your space. Since SAM.gov is reported as one of the