Start winning government contracts by ensuring your business is set up for success. We help you navigate the essential steps, including SAM.gov registration, obtaining a DUNS number through Dun & Bradstreet, and getting your business in compliance with state and federal guidelines to do business with the government. Our experts guide you through the entire process, making it easier for your business to compete and thrive in the public sector.
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Business Certification
Gain a competitive edge with business certifications that qualify you for contract set-asides, increase your attractiveness to non-certified prime contractors, and open up access to specialized loans and grants. We assist you in navigating the certification process, from verifying eligibility to completing applications, ensuring you meet all necessary requirements for success.
Here is a brief list of common business certifications:
- Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB)
- Minority Business Enterprise (MBE)
- Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB)
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB)
- Small Business Enterprise (SBE)
- Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)
- Historically Underserved Business (HUB)
These certifications can help businesses access new opportunities, particularly in government contracting and supplier diversity programs.
Building Business Credit
We provide strategies and resources to help you build credit separate from your personal finances, including obtaining an EIN, setting up a business bank account, and establishing trade lines with suppliers. Our services empower you to demonstrate financial responsibility and credibility, making it easier to qualify for loans, leases, and vendor accounts, so your business can thrive and scale confidently. Also, establish and strengthen your business credit profile to access better financing and ensure smooth operations while managing government contracts. Business credit allows you to cover essential expenses, such as payroll and supplies, during the extended payment cycles that can last up to 90 days in government contracts.
