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The U.S. government is the largest buyer in the world. Federal agencies buy just about every category of commodity and service available. The federal government signs 11 million + contracts a year. At any given time there are approximately 31,000 + active federal opportunities. These opportunities are posted by the 130 federal agencies.
California Capital PTAC is offering a 90 minute hands-on workshop focused on identifying Federal Business Opportunities within FBO.gov. The instructor will guide participants through the features and functions of the FBO.gov website and provide insight as to how to find opportunities within the federal government procurement space. To participate in the hands-on section of this workshop, it is recommended that each participant brings their own internet connected device i.e.; laptop, tablet etc.
Instructor: Ralph “Skip” Masters, California Capital PTAC Procurement Counselor
This instructor led class assists taxpayers in the following areas:
Presenter: James Barrett is an Information Officer II with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration
Start Your E-commerce Business in 1-Weekend – Online Business Strategies for Small Business OwnersPlease join us with Veronika Monell, owner of JumpStartNOW, showing you the power of e-commerce. Her superpower is strategizing with business owners. She will share her expertise to help you learn how to develop your online business strategy, set-up an e-commerce store, and sell and market your products online in today’s fast-paced digital world.The topics covered will include:
Instructor Indria Gillespie has her doctorate in Education and Organizational Leadership. As an active member of the GoBiz CASCADE Team, she has thirteen plus years of grant management, contract administration, contract compliance experience, program development and project management experience, as well as presentation and facilitating discussions for adult-learners.
How to conduct a cost analysis to assess your small business’ financial needs after you have obtained the contract. Identify your small business’ cost cycles and the government’s pay cycles. What funding opportunities are available to help small businesses close their government contract financial gaps.
In Part 1 You will learn:
In Part 2 You will learn:
Bio of Instructor: Randy Roth, EA, MSFS Randy Roth is a tax, estate & business consultant, providing services to individuals, businesses, estates, trusts and non-profit organizations. He advises in the formation of business entities, corporate compliance matters, real estate holdings and non-profits—as well as in their on-going maintenance. He is an owner and principal of Incompass Tax, Estate & Business Solutions, an Enrolled Agent with a Masters specializing in Estate Planning and Taxation and has been in business for over thirty years.
Instructor Indria Gillespie has her doctorate in Education and Organizational Leadership. As an active member of the GoBiz CASCADE Team, she has thirteen plus years of grant management, contract administration, contract compliance experience, program development and project management experience, as well as presentation and facilitating discussions for adult-learners.
The course will cover the various types of solicitations. The components of a RFP. How to review bid solicitations and evaluate the specific requirements. Identify technical vs. cost bidding techniques. What overhead cost should you include in your bid. Preparing your narrative, common pricing factors, and developing your quote. Submitting your bid.
This workshop is intended for people who have completed our 101 workshop or been referred here by their mentor. It introduces the Business Model Canvas (Canvas) and 90-day SMART Goals as tools for you and your mentor to use in evaluating your idea and progress.
Facilitated by: Sacramento SCORE Chapter
Clients of the California Capital PTAC can access Webinars and On-Demand Training classes from Govology at no cost. By registering here, you will be provided with a code that you can use at checkout when registering for Govology webinars. If you are already a client and you have your code, you can register directly at Govology.com.
“Competition” is the overarching principle which underFAR Overview: Types of Federal Contract Competition lies the federal contracting process. But there are various kinds of competition – full and open, simplified acquisition, competition limited to certain parties (like 8(a), small business, etc.), “follow-on,” and task order competition. They all have different rules and procedures and require a different kind of response, which will affect the amount of time and effort you will have to invest in preparing for it.
In this webinar, Scott Cook, CFCM, ICCM-F, will discuss what “competition” means in different aspects of federal contracting, and how best to use this knowledge to increase your firm’s possibility of winning a government contract.
After the webinar, you will
Target Audience: Small business contractors pursuing opportunities in the federal marketplace
In 2018, the government spent $4.11 trillion. On July 17, 2019 California Capital PTAC will offer a hands-on USAspending.gov workshop where the instructor will guide the participants through the functions and features of the USAspending.gov website and provide insight as to how to conduct market research on federal spending data that is specific to their business.
USAspending.gov is the official source for spending data for the U.S. Government. Its mission is to show the American public what the federal government spends every year and how it spends the money. You can follow the money from the Congressional appropriations to the federal agencies and down to local communities and businesses.
To participate in the hands-on section of this workshop, it is recommended that each participant brings their own internet connected device i.e.; laptop, tablet etc.