What is a Government Contract Entity?
A government contract entity / agency is a term used to describe a particular governmental group; city, county, state or federal. For example, the government of the City of Houston, TX is an entity.
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Preparing Your Proposal (Part 3)
This is also the last of three videos with tips for writing a bid proposal. Additionally you can download our eBook titled Writing your First Proposal at AllGovBids.com.
Registering as a Government Contractor
In this video we will point out seven steps to take before starting to bid as a government contractor.
Billions of dollars are spent every year by federal, state and local government entities and agencies on goods and services. Our resources will get you started as a government bidder!
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New Bids & RFPs
Environmental Consultant
Environmental Consultant "Please see bid link for more information" http://web.mta.info/mta/procurement/procure-mta-current.htm
Mental Health and Addiction Services
Mental health and addiction services for the County of Passaic. See proposal request specifications for additional information.
Pay-As-You-Go Billing Program
The New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF) is seeking qualified payroll companies in order to offer a Pay-As-You-Go billing program to policyholders, pursuant to its discretionary authority under State Finance Law section 163(6), which authorizes purchases without a formal competitive process in certain circumstances, including purchases from New York State small businesses and from businesses certified pursuant to Article 15-A of the New York State Executive Law. The RFQ shall set forth clear and descriptive specifications and requirements that define the required services and promote fairness in contracting. The awarded firms must be certified and licensed to perform such work in accordance with all state and local laws and codes.