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Small business women owner selling to government, How?

I have a small fabrication company and want to know how to bid on government jobs' any help would be appreciated

LOOK UP FEDBIZOPS ON THE INTERNENT---MIGHT BE UNDER THE DEPT OF COMMERCE--ALL PROCUREMENTS OVER 25K MUST BE ADVERTISED ONCE AND THIS IS THE VEHICLE....ALSO CONTACT THE US SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION...THEY CAN BE VERY HELPFUL...IF YOU WISH TO EMAIL LET ME KNOW
Since you're a small business owner, the best place to start is the Small Business Administration website. They even have a number of free online tutorials, some of which cover government contracts. The site is at http://www.sba.gov You should also go to WomenBiz.gov "The Gateway for Women Selling to the Government" http://www.womenbiz.gov/ from the welcome page: Just starting to think about bidding on your first government contract? Already seasoned in the federal procurement arena? Government contracts can be a great source of business revenue for both new and established businesses. But to get those contracts, you have to understand the process and how to navigate it successfully. Wherever you are in developing your business, womenbiz.gov can help you do business with the federal government. You’ll find useful information and links specifically focused on the woman business owner interested in doing business with the federal government Other resources: The Office of Women's Business Ownership, Entrepreneurial Development http://www.sba.gov/aboutsba/sbaprograms/onlinewbc/index.html