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Unleashing the Strategic Impact: Government Working for MWBE and Small Businesses

On this episode of "The Big Bid Theory" podcast, we dive into the question, "What is the strategic impact that local government

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How Are Set-Asides Helping U.S. Small Businesses?

In my role as Client Services Director, I come in contact with numerous small business owners, from a variety of industries, each with their own

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Breakdown on How Trump Administration Will Impact Government Purchasing

During his recent address to a joint session of Congress, President Trump spelled out a number of plans. Inevitably, a notable portion of those initiatives

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What is the Call for Professional Services in Government RFPs and Bid Requests?

We are two months into the new year filled with possibilities and expectation. Has 2015 started any differently than 2014 ended? Is it time to