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Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in Sept. 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during SEPTEMBER 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – SEPTEMBER 2018

Earlier months in the year are archived below:

Contract awardees in August 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – AUGUST 2018

Contract awardees in July 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JULY 2018

Contract awardees in June 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JUNE 2018

Contract awardees in May 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MAY 2018

Contract awardees in April 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

Earlier years are archived below:

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in August 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during AUGUST 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – AUGUST 2018

Earlier months in the year are archived below:

Contract awardees in July 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JULY 2018

Contract awardees in June 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JUNE 2018

Contract awardees in May 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MAY 2018

Contract awardees in April 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in July 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during JULY 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JULY 2018

Earlier months are archived below:

Contract awardees in June 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JUNE 2018

Contract awardees in May 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MAY 2018

Contract awardees in April 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in June 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during JUNE 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JUNE 2018

Contract awardees in May 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MAY 2018

Contract awardees in April 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

Small business goals are math mystery

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Here’s the bottom line.

The only way to make sense of the top graphic that shows small business goal achievement for FY17 as compared to the bottom graphic showing small business obligations for FY17 (Source: FPDS-NG) is through the double and triple-dip counting of socioeconomic dollars and the counting of dollars that were not set-aside for, but won, by small business concerns.

 

If someone can prove to me otherwise, I would happily issue an apology and retraction for teeing up this same conversation every year the government claims to have met its goals for awarding prime contracts to small businesses.

Keep reading this commentary om Linkedin by Guy Timberlake at: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/small-business-goals-math-mystery-zoinks-guy-timberlake/

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in May 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during MAY 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MAY 2018

Contract awardees in April 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

SBA announces results of 2017 small business federal procurement scorecard

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On Tuesday, May 22, Ken Dodds, Acting Deputy Associate Administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Government Contracting and Business Development hosted a conference call to discuss the results of the 2017 Small Business Federal Procurement Scorecard.

The annual Scorecard is an assessment tool that measures how well federal agencies reach their small business and socio-economic prime contracting and subcontracting goals and reports agency-specific progress. The prime and subcontracting component goals include goals for small businesses, small businesses owned by women (WOSBs), small disadvantaged businesses (SDBs), service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses (SDVOSBs), and small businesses located in Historically Underutilized Business Zones (HUBZones).

Every fiscal year, the SBA works with each agency to set their prime and subcontracting goals and their grades are based on the agreed upon goals. Each federal agency has a different small business prime contracting goal. The SBA ensures that the sum total of all of the goals exceeds the 23 percent target established by law.

Every year, the federal government spends over $400 billion dollars on goods and services, making it the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world.  The U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Government Contracting and Business Development is charged with making sure that the federal government spends at least 23% of its contract dollars with small businesses annually.

SBA’s announcement notes that the federal government exceeded its small business contracting goal for the 5th consecutive year, awarding 23.88 percent in prime contract dollars to small businesses totaling $105 billion, an increase of $5 billion, to earn an “A” on SBA’s Scorecard.   This marks the first time ever small businesses received more than $100 billion in prime contracts, a very remarkable feat in an otherwise difficult contracting climate.   The federal government also awarded almost $75 billion in subcontracting dollars to small businesses.  The prime and subcontracting dollars awarded to small businesses in FY17 amount to nearly one million jobs that are supported each year through federal contracting and help to build communities and fuel the nation’s economy.

Source: https://www.sba.gov/blogs/new-sba-fy17-scorecard-shows-federal-agencies-award-record-breaking-105-billion-small-business

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in April 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during APRIL 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – APRIL 2018

Contract awardees in March 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

‘Data + Use = Value’ is the motto for new USASpending.gov

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If there is one thing the USASpending.gov portal always had was data. But what it did not have ever since the Office of Management and Budget launched the site in 2007 was the ability to analyze said data.

That is, until now.

The Treasury Department’s Bureau of Fiscal Service is launching a series of new data analysis tools to let citizens, businesses, the media and maybe most importantly, so-called “data geeks” have access to a treasure trove of contracts, grants and other spending information like never before.

“We have a new initiative called data lab where we are posting analytics and visualization to help inspire researchers, data scientists and members of the public to understand what this data is and to think of own use cases for it,” said Justin Marsico, a senior policy analyst with the Bureau of Fiscal Service in an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio. “We also have redesigned the USASpending.gov site to be more accessible, friendly and easy to understand and use for members of the public and for federal agencies.”

Keep reading this article at: https://federalnewsradio.com/big-data/2018/04/data-usevalue-is-the-motto-for-new-usaspending-gov/

Here are the Georgia businesses who won federal contracts in March 2018

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Ever wonder who’s winning federal contracts in Georgia?
Wouldn’t this information be helpful if you are looking for subcontracting prospects?  Or when you’re trying to figure out who your competitors are?  Or when considering who might be a good partner on an upcoming bid proposal?

federal-contract-award-winners-in-georgiaEach and every month, the Georgia Tech Procurement Assistance Center (GTPAC) compiles and publishes a list of federal contracts awarded to Georgia businesses.  The list comes complete with point-of-contact information on the awardees, the name of the awarding agency, the dollar value of the contract, and much more.

Download details on the federal contract award winners in Georgia during MARCH 2018 right here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – MARCH 2018

Contract awardees in February 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – FEBRUARY 2018

Contract awardees in January 2018 are located here: FEDERAL CONTRACT AWARDS IN GEORGIA – JANUARY 2018

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2017, see: http://gtpac.org/2018/01/01/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2017

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2016, see: http://gtpac.org/2017/01/02/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2016

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2015, see: http://gtpac.org/2016/01/04/here-are-the-georgia-businesses-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2015

To see award winners in Calendar Year 2014, see: http://gtpac.org/2015/01/here-are-the-georgia-companies-who-won-federal-contracts-in-2014 

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