SBA Hosts Business Matchmaking to Link Small Businesses with Federal Contract Opportunities during National Small Business Week
The U.S. Small Business Administration will host a business matchmaking event allowing small businesses to discuss procurement opportunities with major corporations and federal agencies during National Small Business Week on May 22 in Washington, DC.
The event will give small businesses from across the country gathered for National Small Business Week an opportunity to have face-to-face meetings with prime contractors and federal agencies to learn about specific contracting and subcontracting opportunities. This is part of SBA’s Procurement Day which will also feature federal contracting panels on gaining access to federal prime contracting and subcontracting opportunities.
Business Matchmaking provides a unique opportunity for small business to discuss procurement opportunities with major corporations and government agencies. These meetings are 15 minutes in length and allow small business owners to obtain insight on specific contract opportunities based on their qualifications. Participating small businesses must be registered for National Small Business Week and have to meet eligibility requirements, including having DUNS number (www.dnb.com/us) and being registered with Central Contract Registration (www.ccr.gov)
For more information about the Matchmaking event, visit https://nsbw.mybusinessmatches.com.
The U.S. Small Business Administration will host a business matchmaking event allowing small businesses to discuss procurement opportunities with major corporations and federal agencies during National Small Business Week on May 22 in Washington, DC.
The event will give small businesses from across the country gathered for National Small Business Week an opportunity to have face-to-face meetings with prime contractors and federal agencies to learn about specific contracting and subcontracting opportunities. This is part of SBA’s Procurement Day which will also feature federal contracting panels on gaining access to federal prime contracting and subcontracting opportunities.
Business Matchmaking provides a unique opportunity for small business to discuss procurement opportunities with major corporations and government agencies. These meetings are 15 minutes in length and allow small business owners to obtain insight on specific contract opportunities based on their qualifications. Participating small businesses must be registered for National Small Business Week and have to meet eligibility requirements, including having DUNS number (www.dnb.com/us) and being registered with Central Contract Registration (www.ccr.gov)
For more information about the Matchmaking event, visit https://nsbw.mybusinessmatches.com.
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