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August 17, 2021 Federal Contracting Series by SBA & PTAC: Women-Owned Small Business Certification

WOSB Flyer 8-17-2021 (2) The federal government’s annual goal is to award at least five percent of all federal contracting dollars to women-owned small businesses. Grow your business using this federal government program. Join us for this workshop and learn: …

August 17, 2021 Your Company’s Capability Statement – Be Ready to Shine!

A Capability Statement is one of the most robust and easily editable tools you own in your company’s portfolio. A well-developed Capability Statement will open doors, while a poorly done Capability Statement will slam them shut. Communicating with government buyers …

August 12, 2021 NEW! Top 21 Legal Mistakes in Government Contracting

Government contracting law is complex, and the rules aren’t always intuitive. As a result, many contractors make the same legal mistakes, involving everything from completing SAM profiles to calculating small business size to communicating with government contracting officers. In this …

August 11, 2021 NEW! Submitting Compliant Offers To Government Agencies

It’s unfortunate for both contractors and government agencies when the government has to reject a winning offer because the contractor either missed something or didn’t submit it on time. In this 101-level webinar, you will learn the basics of submitting …

August 10, 2021 NEW! Audit Strategies for Government Contractors

Audits in the world of government contracting are a matter of when not if. Accounting system surveys, pre-award and post-award audits, and incurred cost audits are just a few among many that government contractors will face. The key to successfully …

August 5, 2021 How Do We Drive Down Overhead? (2021 Update)

Price is always a component of any federal contract because agencies are dealing with more restrictive budgets. When your company starts out, you’ll bid anything and everything to get the revenue in, and some of those contracts may even be …

August 3, 2021 Marketing Your Existing GSA Schedule Contract

For those who want to become a GSA Schedule contractor or already have a GSA Schedule contract, this webinar will cover valuable tips on conducting marketing analysis and understanding the Federal Marketplace. The webinar will also explore how to use …

July 29, 2021 Accounting System Checklist for DCAA Compliance SF1408 – 2021 Update

You just found out about a contract that you want to go after. The prime that wants to team with you says you need to be DCAA compliant. What does it mean? How long will it take? How much will …

July 28, 2021 DIBBS Masterclass – System Overview, Searching For Opportunities, and How To Bid An Opportunity

By popular demand, Josh Frank (RSM Federal) brings an in-depth overview and instruction on DLA’s Internet Bid Board System (DIBBS). If you sell a product, the government likely buys a portion of what you sell on DIBBS. Just as billions …

July 27, 2021 Understanding the Domestic Preference Statutes: The Buy American Act and Trade Agreements Act

Two domestic preference statutes dominate federal government contracting: the Buy American Act and the Trade Agreements Act. These statutes, and the FAR’s implementing provisions, dictate how contractors can source the goods (and sometimes services) they furnish to the federal government. …

July 22, 2021 Advanced Teaming Strategies to Accelerate Small Business Government Revenue- Update 2021

A strong teaming strategy produces both tactical and strategic benefits. It helps you differentiate your company’s capabilities and integrate them into two or more of another company’s markets or territories. This webinar provides advanced teaming strategies that will help you …

July 20, 2021 Federal Contracting Series by SBA & PTAC: HUBZone Certification Preference in Federal Contracting

Use HUBZone Certification to Get Preference in Federal Contracting HUBZone is an SBA program for small companies that operate and employ people in Historically Under-utilized Business Zones (HUBZones). The HUBZone program helps small businesses in certain urban and rural areas …

July 20, 2021 GSA Multiple Award Schedule Consolidation – The Facts You Need to Know

On October 1, 2019, GSA released their Multiple Award Consolidated Schedule – combining the previous 24 separate schedules into one solicitation as part of their Federal Marketplace Strategy. This three-phased strategy overhauled and replaced the legacy system, modifying existing contracts …

July 15, 2021 The Concept of “Responsibility” in Government Contracting

To be awarded a government contract, a company must do more than submit the winning proposal — it must be “responsible.” The concept of responsibility in government contracting is far-reaching and can include such things as having adequate financial resources, …

July 14, 2021 Hunt, Fish, and Farm Your Way to GOVCON Success

Connecting with government buyers and program users at every level is challenging but not impossible. In this webinar, veteran and retired Federal Acquisition Executive William Randolph will share strategies, tactics, and tools that you can use to go to market …

July 13, 2021 The Benefits of Automated Bookkeeping for Government Contractors

Small businesses often lack the financial resources to staff their accounting departments with the expertise necessary to fuel strategic growth. Companies need a unique skillset to achieve and maintain accounting compliance in government contracts, and many local CPAs lack this …

July 8, 2021 Using Proposal Graphics for Readability and Impact

When it comes to government proposals, covers and layout are never part of evaluation criteria beyond margin and font requirements. Yet, contracting officers are giving more and more focus to selecting the right photos, using icons to show themes throughout …

June 29, 2021 Past Performance: A Critical Factor For Success in the Government Marketplace

Past performance management is a critical factor for the successful growth of government contractors. In increasing importance, government agencies rely and make buying decisions on the ability of contractors to convert what they say into what they do. Those companies …

June 24, 2021 Winning Strategies and Proven Best Practices for Government Prospecting

In this educational, fast-paced, high-energy, and thought-provoking webinar, you will learn basic and advanced tactics and strategies for accelerating small business government sales. These tactics and strategies are designed for entrepreneurs, novice and experienced business professionals, and executives who operate …

June 23, 2021 Intro and DCAA Overview & Proposal Adequacy

This webinar will provide an overview of the Defense Contract Audit Agency, including the responsibilities and duties. You will learn about the types of DCAA audits that can be performed throughout the various phases of a contract and where to …

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Upcoming Training Events

  • April 11, 2023, 11:00 AM SBA Surety Bond Guarantee Program Webinar
  • April 13, 2023, 9:00 AM Dynamic Color Team Reviews for Government Proposals (2023 Update) Webinar
  • April 18, 2023, 9:00 AM How to Build a Strong Government Sales Strategy – 8 Core Activities (2023 Update) Webinar
  • April 20, 2023, 9:00 AM How to Get Your Foot in the Door with Micro-Offers Webinar

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Getting Started
  • FAQ
  • Federal Certification Programs
  • Government Contracting Support
  • Are You Ready for Government Contracting?
  • The 10-Step Approach to Government Contracting
Events & Services
  • Register for PTAC Services
  • On-Demand Training
  • Upcoming Training Events
  • Alaska PTAC Annual Government Contracting Events
  • On-Demand Training Through Govology
  • Training Videos
Procurement Tools
  • Bid Match
  • Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR)
  • NAICS Codes and Small Business Size Standards
  • The System for Award Management (SAM)
  • SBA 8(a) Certification
  • Alaska Bidder Preference Program
  • Understanding Source Selection
  • Federal Resources
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  • Contact
  • Program Overview
  • Impact: PTAC at Work
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  • Testimonials
  • Contributions
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