Selling to the U.S. federal government requires registration on SAM.gov, which means obtaining either a CAGE or an NCAGE code. Pick the wrong one, or mismatch it with your company records, and you risk duplicate codes, validation delays, and a stalled registration....
A Practical Roadmap for Compliance, FHIR Implementation, and Operational Readiness CMS Interoperability Final Rule: A Compliance Roadmap for State Medicaid Agencies CMS finalized two Interoperability Final Rules that reshape state Medicaid operations. CMS-9115-F...
Venturing into government contracting may appear daunting, yet with a well-crafted plan and expert guidance, you can embark on this journey and drive revenue. Recently, we engaged in a conversation with Eileen Kent, a seasoned Federal Sales expert known for...
The US federal government is the world's largest purchaser of products and services. In FY 2023, the government spent $6.13 trillion. For businesses, working with the federal government is a lucrative opportunity. Securing contracts and working with the government...
Welcome back to our series on navigating the world of federal contracting! In Part I of this blog, we discussed crucial initial steps such as market research, business planning, and structuring your government business Now, in Part II, we'll pick up where we left...
Government contracting presents significant opportunities for small businesses, but it takes a planned approach to meet the necessary criteria to enter this market. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) provides a structured path to help you determine if...
Are you a small business owner looking for new opportunities and avenues for growth? Look no further than the realm of federal government contracting. It presents a wealth of possibilities to expand your horizons and elevate your enterprise to new heights. The United...
