Your Government Readiness Level (“GRL”) is your roadmap from registration to award. Did you win any awards in 2022? Make sure your foundation is set by following an established process known as your GRL.
In this episode we host Senior Government Contracting Specialist, Frank Krebs, to discuss your roadmap to government readiness by following a process for becoming a successful government contractor.
What is your Government Readiness Level?
Level 1: Get Registered and Optimized - SAM and DSBS
Level 2: Create Visibility for Market Exposure – Website Visibility & FedBiz Connect
Level 3: Develop your Company Resume - Capability Statement
Level 4: Perform Targeted Market Research
Level 5: Become a Preferred Government Contractor
In Part 1 of our podcast, we discuss Levels 1 and 2 in more detail. To become a government contractor, you must first have proven success in the commercial world. You can't just wake up one morning and decide that you're going to become a government contractor and win awards on Day 1.
Too many times businesses think, "Oh, I can just sell this, or I can sell that to the government," and then when I asked them, “Well how have you done selling that product in the commercial world?” They respond, "Well, I don't actually sell that product, but when I get the government contract, then I'll be selling and servicing the government with no problem."
Well, here's a little secret, the government almost never contracts with a company that does not already have a successful commercial business and a track record of success.
Level 1: Get Registered and Optimized - SAM and DSBS
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