If you are looking into government contracts, two things you will always hear about are the UEI and CAGE Code. The UEI identifies your business in federal systems, while the CAGE Code confirms your business details for contracting purposes. Having both in place is usually the first step before you can qualify for most opportunities. Which one are you currently stuck on, UEI or CAGE Code?

Government contracts are agreements where the government pays businesses to supply goods or services from transportation to technology to construction. Understanding how these contracts work helps people see new opportunities and how public projects are funded. What part of government contracting do you think most people overlook?

A government contract is simply an agreement where the government pays a business to deliver a product or service just like a customer, but with stricter rules. Understanding how contracts work helps you recognize opportunities in areas like construction, tech, transport, healthcare, and more. What’s one thing you think people get wrong about government contracts?

December is a good time to reorganize, set direction, and prepare for new opportunities. for anyone working on grants, this month is usually when funders outline upcoming programs and year end updates. Getting your documents, goals, and impact story in order now can make the next cycle much easier what's one thing you want to strengthen in your grant process this month?

For many of us, government contracting isn’t just about chasing a big opportunity. It’s about wanting stability, wanting something better for our families, and wanting a chance to build a business that actually lasts. The process can feel confusing, slow, or even discouraging at times, but the truth is, a single contract has changed the direction of many small businesses. Sometimes all it takes is understanding one step you didn’t know before. What pushed you to start exploring government contracts in the first place?