Strategies For Positive Performance In Government Contracts [Paperback]

No matter how good the products being delivered to the government customer, performance ratings mostly depend on the relationship.
If you are in the first few years of doing business with the government you have probably learned this the hard way.
Government Contract work is about networking, mentoring, liaising within the government agency, interacting with agency representatives (customers), and establishing long-term relationships.
Those outside government contracting often advise business entrepreneurs in the government contracting field how to compete and how to write proposals, but not many can provide direct training on how to establish and cultivate relationships with government decision makers.
When entrepreneurs enter the government contracting market and struggle to learn the unwritten processes, gaining new contract work feels laborious. This books content points business developers in the right direction to impress the new or current government agency customers and avoid serious relationship issues.
Reading this book will save years of time and money associated with networking in the government contracting industry. It takes years to find resources and access to business owners  or spend a few hours learning critical insight in this book.
Readers will receive tips and insight from Presidents and CEOs of established and active government contracting companies and from Government Contracting Officers perspectives.
The content contains insight from business owners who are currently in government contracting is a must read book to gain insight for those entering the government contracting arena.


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