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BC2Match Trends and Insights
Use the Keyword tool to narrow your search and find better opportunities
Have you ever wondered if you could search government contract opportunities by skillset or other keywords within NAICS codes? After all, your skillsets for opportunities may span across many NAICS codes. Although NAICS codes help businesses find government contracts,...
Use the holidays to build government contractor connections
As you enter December, you are likely to either host a holiday party or be invited to a party – in-person or virtually. At the same time, regularly scheduled networking events will have holiday-themed gatherings. Either way, it is an opportune time to rekindle past...
Stay on Top of State and Local Government Contract Opportunities After the Election
This last week there were elections all around the country. As seats in government change, initiatives also change. What does this mean for government contractors who are going after state and local opportunities? Two things: Anticipated opportunities may be delayed...