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Summer
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Vol 2, Issue 3 |
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Message from the PTAC Director |
| Contract termination | |
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| Contractor registration | |
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| Emerging small business? | |
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| Simplified acquisition procedures | |
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| Client successes | |
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LEARN to market your products/services
| Marketplace, a reverse trade show
which allows business owners the opportunity of talking with
government and prime contractors, was a success. Almost 400
attendees visited with officials at 50 government and prime
contractor booths at this May 31 event. The list of buyers is
very impressive. If you attended, I hope that you had great
success in meeting those who could be your next "best customer."
For follow-up information (including a list of attendees and
presentations), visit our
website.
If you missed Marketplace, then you have another chance to market your goods and/or services to government agencies... |
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Contract terminations:
Beware! 
While federal contracts are similar to commercial contracts, they
differ in some very important ways. They contain or make reference
to many general contract provisions unique to the government. One
of the important matters covered by these provisions is termination
for default and termination for convenience.
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One-stop shopping
for contractor registration
You've been hearing the term, but do you know what the Unified Certification
Program (UCP) is all about? The purpose of the UCP is to provide
"one-stop shopping" to applicants for certification so
that an applicant need only apply once for a Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise (DBE) certification that will be honored by all recipients
in the state.
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Is your business
an "emerging small business"?
Is your industry considered an "emerging small business"?
Do you contract with one of the ten federal agencies to whom this
designation is important?
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Get the low-down on rules which simplify the acquisition process.
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Find-out how two PTAC clients easily (and collectively) received
$.5 million in government contracts.
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