I won a small gov't contracting company
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Anonymous
| Where can I go to find qualified consultants to subcontract on short-term contracts? Other than LinkedIn and Indeed. |
Anonymous
| Op here. The title should read...own not won. |
Anonymous
| How does one win a company? |
Anonymous
| You could hire a recruiter who specializes in government contracts. |
Anonymous
| Refer to your work plan |
Anonymous
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You need to network.
Most of the small firms I've worked with operate through longstanding personal ties. You might have some luck at trade association/business mingling events relevant to your business. |
Anonymous
| At your kids events. I have seen so many job matches executed at soccer practice. |
Anonymous
| Didn’t your bid have a staffing plan? If so implement it. |
Anonymous
| I would give you advice but you would have to pay me. |
Anonymous
What are the skill sets you are looking for? |
Anonymous
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Is this for real?
If I knew I’d hired a company that was looking for consulting advice on DCUM, I’d be regretting that choice. You’re looking for free consulting advice when you charge for consulting advice? Man oh man. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| And this, folks, is why you should not award the contract to the lowest bidder. |
Anonymous
| How did you win a prime contract without knowing how to do this? Did you not have a subcontracting or staffing plan? Did you mean own instead of win? |
Anonymous
| Hire me! |