APTAC-Procurement Technical Assistance Centers, getting government down to business.

       *Want to sell to the government?

      *Overwhelmed by registrations,
      certifications and solicitations?

* Need help making contacts?

91 Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (PTACs) form a nationwide network of procurement professionals dedicated to providing you:

an understanding of the requirements of government contracting, and
the know-how to obtain and successfully perform federal, state and local government contracts.

At little or no cost, PTACs provide a wide range of assistance covering every phase of government contracting – from initial registrations through contract completion. See “Government Contracting Assistance” for more specific information on the types of help that PTACs provide.

Whether you:

have a quick question,
want to attend a training seminar or matchmaking event, or
need intensive, one-on-one help

Call your nearest PTAC today!

PTACs are DoD's official small business outreach re: Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Item Unique Identification (IUID) requirements

View “Client Successes” to see how PTACs have helped other companies –
Just like yours!

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"Without the help of (the) PTAC, and Paulette Birch (Rochester PTAC) specifically, we would not be successful in government contracting!" - Jim Terhune, President/T&T Materials Inc. Rochester, NY

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