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Author: Doug Reitmeyer
Federal Construction expert Doug Reitmeyer founded Government Construction Experts (www.gcexperts.com): Workshops and Tools for Federal Construction Professionals. Doug has over 30 years experience and $100 Billion in federal contracts.
Top Ten Reasons To Attend the Federal Construction Summit
KNOWLEDGE — You’ll learn from the industry’s top experts the most important “insider secrets” that will make your business run
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Contracting with local, state, or federal government agencies can be lucrative for small companies. Particularly valuable in uncertain economic times,
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10 Questions Designed To MOTIVATE You to Become a National Federal Contractor
It’s a fact that the most prosperous U. S. construction companies grew with highly profitable federal contracts. Each of them,
Continue readingCommunicating to Win
The most successful construction businesses carefully script their strategies and tactics the same as the best football coaches skillfully plan
Continue readingFourth Circuit Drastically Extends Statute of Limitations for False Claims Act Actions – Contractors Appeal to Supreme Court
By: Michael H. Payne & Maria L. Panichelli The False Claims Act (“FCA”) is a law that contractors must take
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One Thing
It’s the “ONE THING” that “CHANGES EVERYTHING” and “COMMUNICATION” – Combined, these Form the Foundation to Creating Exceptional Results. [
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Iron Man Marketing: Techniques Revealed
How to Become Bullet-Proof in Today’s Economy WHAT YOU NEED In order to compete in today’s economy you must
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Advanced Federal Contracts Training Workshop
“CONTRACTORS ARE BEING DRIVEN CRAZY” “Construction” is at the top of business types that drive humans crazy. Contractors face
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The “Fiscal Cliff” – And the crystal ball says . . .
A respected Government consultant asked, “What does your crystal ball say about federal construction spending, internal agency memos that say
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