Government Contracting Services
Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)
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In 2016, NBDC PTAC helped clients increase sales by $170.8 million, including $129.8 million in government contract awards. |
About Nebraska PTAC
Bidding Assistance
PTAC consultants help you:
- Formulate accurate and confidential bids
- Understand required forms, regulations and specifications
- Locate bidding opportunities including unadvertised solicitations and subcontracting projects
Procurement Histories
PTAC consultants provide:
- Lists of agencies that have historically purchased similar products or services
- Analysis of volume purchased, price paid, and past award winners
- Information about subcontracting and teaming opportunities
Finding Opportunities
PTAC consultants provide:
- BidMatch automated opportunity searches
- Information from press releases of major defense contracts
- Meet the Buyer events that put you into direct contact with procurement managers
- Access to government forms, specifications and regulations
- Workshops covering basic and advanced contracting topics
Preparing to Bid
PTAC consultants help you:
- Apply for certifications that help small businesses compete
- Complete required registrations and the certification process
- Review financial capabilities and accounting systems
- Assess your delivery capabilities, technical skills, facilities, quality standards
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“There are so many hoops to jump through in order to do business with the government. We can’t afford to hire the kind of person we need for that, so we are grateful that we had NBDC to walk us through the process.”—John Waldep, Vice President Sales, Prairie View Industries, 2016 Government Contractor of the Year |
This procurement technical assistance center is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the Defense Logistics Agency
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