Government Contracting
Federal, state and local governments offer businesses the opportunity to sell billions of dollars worth of products and services. Many government agencies require that some percentage of the procurements be set aside for small businesses.
Federal Government
Learn how to become a federal contractor, find business opportunities, and the rules and regulations that federal contractors need to follow. These resources focus on contracting with Executive Branch agencies. Legislative and Judicial branch agencies have their own, yet comparable, contracting procedures and requirements.
- Small Business Guide to Federal Contracting
Read about these programs and services that help small businesses successfully compete for federal contracts. - Register as a Contractor
Learn the steps you need to take before bidding on federal procurements. - Find Federal Contracting Opportunities
Learn how to locate and bid on federal contracts. - Green Purchasing
Learn about opportunities to sell green products and services to the federal government. - Acquisition Regulations and Standards
Rules, regulations and standards that govern the federal procurement process. - Employment Laws for Federal Contractors
If you are already a federal contractor, there are special employment and labor regulations that apply to you. - Online Services for Federal Contractors
Links to services that help federal contractors conduct business transactions with the federal government.
State Government
Contact your state procurement agency to register as a contractor and find and bid on opportunities.