I have a computer company and would like to start selling to the government. Where do I start or go about it?

Answer 1

Try the General Services Administration's website http://www.gsa.gov for information. If you need anymore information, just e-mail me at [e-mail]. Good luck!

Answer 2

The first thing you must do is be a corporation, registered with a state government in good standing. The first thing that will be looked at is how long has your company had operations. So I recommend purchasing an aged company from a registered agent, it's cheaper. Once you are registered you can then submit bids on any government program you choose or wish to.

Very detailed and tons of little things to look after. Research in detail and know your stuff.

The best of luck

Answer 3

All government agencies have SBA, small business programs. Each good sized government facility has a small business office that is there to help small businesses sell to their facility. Large government contractors like Grumman, Lockheed, General Dynamics, etc, also have these offices and small business liason people. The contractors are actually required to do a certain amount of business with small businesses. Look for SBA offices or ask the switch board operator when you call. They have registration forms they send out. They also have periodic open houses in the major metro areas. Look for the ads. It is a long lead time sale.

Answer 4

City, State or Federal?

For city/state procedures, go to the official government website and check their specific procedures and filing information.

For the Federal government, you might also have to register for the various agencies to be eligible to bid for procurements.

Answer 5

You'd better know somebody....ever heard about nepotism?

Answer 6

find a republican, they will buy anything