Government prime contractors
Prime and subcontracting
A handful of massive government prime contractors control a significant percentage of the government contracting market. To try to work with a prime contractor: Talk to the subcontracting liaison: Often large prime contractors have their own small-business liaisons and provide materials explaining how to do business with them.
[DOCX File]CONTRACTORS IN THE WORK PLACE
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Where one or more subcontractors are in the subcontract tier between the prime contractor and the ANC or Indian Tribe, the ANC or Indian Tribe shall designate the appropriate contractor(s) to count the subcontract towards its small business and small disadvantaged …
[DOC File]Prime Contractor Request Letter - OSBP
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5. Have contractors clearly identify themselves as such, i.e. a photo ID badge with employee and company name. 6. Instruct government employees on reporting any inappropriate actions of contractor personnel such as data access violations or rummaging through a government employees desk, trashcan, or files (hard copy or electronic). VIII.
[DOC File]4-4 Finding Government Opportunities
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Prime contractors may include incentive provisions in their subcontracts similar to or in addition to those found in the prime contract. For example, the prime contractor might encourage early delivery by including a provision in the subcontract giving the subcontractor a higher profit rate for early delivery.
[DOC File]SUBCONTRACTING PLAN
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Another way small businesses learn government contracting is to work as a subcontractor for a company currently selling to the government. Large business prime contractors receiving federal contracts valued at more than $650,000 ($1.5 million for construction), are required to establish plans and goals for subcontracting with small business firms.
[DOC File]4-7 Subcontracting 101
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Subject: Contract Number(s) ####, ###; Request for 5% Rebate in accordance with the DoD Indian Incentive Program for Prime Contractors. Reference: DFAR252.2, DFAR Clause 252.226-7001. The above referenced Prime contract number(s) contains DFAR clause 252.226-7001, which makes COMPANY NAME eligible to participate in the Indian Incentive Program.
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