Cures, Big Fish and Opportunity……”Real Opportunity”

June 2, 2009 at 12:24 am Leave a comment

The Cure

A breath of fresh air and good information is the knife we’ll use to slice
through the stigmatic mist surrounding government contracting. This combined with a little motivation will always equal REAL Opportunity. Chris Denny, a creative genius and a founder of The Engine is Red, says,


“After looking at the world of government contracting through the lens of RBS, we no longer see a sea of red tape and process, but pure opportunity. Real Opportunity.”

So let’s dig right in and get the facts!

Big Fish

No longer do you need to talk about the proverbial “fish that got away”; instead we’ll talk about the Big Fish that you simply need to reel in. So, here are a few stats to describe this “fish”:


- In 2005 the federal government purchased $314 billion worth of goods and services from businesses both large and small;

- Small Businesses received a record breaking $79.6 billion in prime contracts in 2005;

- The Federal Government will contract in excess of $80 Billion to Small Businesses in the coming fiscal year;

- There are over 50 agencies within the federal government, each of which is obligated to contract to small businesses for over 20% of everything they buy.

Given this information, it only seems reasonable to start considering Government Contracting as a “REAL Opportunity”.

COMING NEXT:Rocket Science, The Road Map and Some Basics”

Now that you have the facts, it’s time to work on “the how”…

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