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GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES
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Federal Government Procurement System’s
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Federal Business Opportunities |
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Louisiana Procurement and Contract Network
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Federal
Government Procurement System’s Central
Contractor Registration
All
businesses interested in doing business with
the federal government are required to be
registered in the Central Contractor
Registration database.
www.bpn.gov/ccr/ Note: A DUNS number,
provided by
Dun & Bradstreet (D&B), is required for
registration in the Central Contractor
Registration (CCR) database. As a result,
D&B may include your basic information
(i.e., company name, address) in some of
their products, such as mailing lists.
Federal Business
Opportunities
Federal
Business Opportunities is the federal
government’s point-of-entry for Federal
government procurement opportunities.
Government buyers are able to publicize
their business opportunities by posting
information directly to the Internet through
their website. Vendors seeking Federal
markets for their products and services can
search, monitor, and retrieve opportunities
solicited by the entire Federal contracting
community. Once you are registered with the
site, you will receive announcements by
email.
www.fbo.gov/
Department
of Housing and Urban Development
HUD provides
a Contract Opportunities Mailing
Notification List that provides information
about the Department's current contracting
opportunities. You will receive an email
notification whenever new solicitations and
amendments are posted to HUD’s Current
Contracting Opportunities.
Louisiana
Procurement and Contract Network
http://wwwprd.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/LaPAC/pubmain.asp
This site
allows you to register to become a vendor to
state agencies. Once registered you will be
able to access solicitations by state
agencies by specific commodity groups, by
departments, by specific bid numbers, or
search for open bids. Registered vendors
should routinely check the LaPAC Bids site
for a listing of current business
opportunities. To download a copy of the
“How to do Business with the State of
Louisiana Vendor’s Guide,” go to:
www.doa.louisiana.gov/osp/VendorCenter/Docs/vendorguide.pdf |
