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The Bidspeed platform provides end-to-end “best practice” processes for Government pipeline and solicitation management. This includes opportunity identification, bid/no-bid decision making and prioritization, team / partnership requests, IDIQ / MATOC, post-award task-order management, opportunity sharing, customer and partner relationship management, strategic planning and research tools, document management, and waterfall based opportunity management.

U.S. Veterans Magazine (USVM) Is the premiere resource magazine for transitioning service members, service-disabled veterans, veteran business owners and their spouses and families. USVM is the link between the qualified students, career and business candidates from the ranks of our nation’s veteran organizations, educational institutions, corporate America, and the federal government. 

USVBA is proud to announce that we have partnered with Freedom Makers to provide our members with exclusive access to services to help small business owners and entrepreneurs grow their business. Freedom Makers helps small business owners and entrepreneurs focus on what matters most — growing their business — by providing reliable, highly skilled, and trustworthy virtual assistants. What does that mean for you? You get an extra set of hands to juggle the many responsibilities that come with running a business.

A principal philosophy in system security planning is that the system security has to be built into the company’s computer system architecture and culture. Through the use of security focused policy templates that outline compliance; the use of worksheets that guide the development of baseline architectures, along with role-based user access to system resources, there is assurance that the company’s business purpose is the guiding factor in achieving system security planning compliance.

For over thirty years, the SBA Surety Bond Guarantee Program (SBG) has been providing Bid, Payment and Performance Bonds required for small and emerging businesses to bid on and carry out a contract, including but not limited to firms in construction, repair, maintenance, service, supply and janitorial work. This guarantee allows the surety companies to write bonds for contractors who, otherwise, might be unable to qualify. Acquiring surety bonds can be a very difficult task for those entering the federal or public works sector. Surety companies may have strict underwriting criteria that contractors must fulfill in order to qualify for a surety bond which could also cause difficulty establishing a bonding line of credit. Through the Small Business Administration of the U.S. Government Guarantee Program, contractors are able to qualify for required bonds on their own up to $6,500,000 for Private or Public Works or subcontract or up $10,000,000 on Federal projects.