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HELP
Hi...Is there someone here that can take me by the hand and teach how to properly submit quotes for DLA or SAP?
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@Avalon Petra I appreciate you, I am always ready. I am about to register on SAM.gov
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@Avalon Petra Really, are you an angel or the Universe just decided to bless me. I am all in, let me know me what to do for you to assist me.
Using AI in Government Contracting Right Now Is a Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity
Let me paint you a picture. There's a group of contractors right now who are watching AI tools develop and thinking: "I'll wait until this is more fleshed out. Until it's proven. Until everyone's using it." And then there's another group — smaller — who said: "I don't care if it's not perfect yet. I'm starting now." The second group is already pulling ahead. And the gap is widening every month. Here's why this matters specifically in government contracting. The large prime contractors — the Lockheed Martins, the Northrop Grummans of the world — are not paying attention to this shift. They're focused on maintaining the status quo. Using their insider relationships, their established contracts, their long-standing procurement advantages. They have blinders on because the status quo has worked for them, and they're not watching what's happening at the edges. Think of it like a boxing match. A fighter can only see so much in their peripheral vision. There's always a blind spot — and the place people get knocked out is usually right where they can't see. The big primes are so focused on the center of the ring that they're wide open on the chin. That's where you come in. Smaller, more agile contractors who are willing to adopt AI workflows right now are closing the gap on firms that have been untouchable for decades. Not because they have more money. Not because they have more connections. Because they're using technology to work faster, smarter, and with better data than their competition. This is the dot-com era for government contracting. And just like the 1990s, there will be people who got in early and built generational wealth — and people who waited and got left behind. You don't have to predict the future to benefit from it. You just have to move. Contrax AI is the tool. The opportunity is now. Get started at contraxai.tech. To your success, Day Cantave Contrax AI
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Against all odds!
I won my First DLA Contract! 52 days
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Congratulations, please share your experience with me / us
Introduce Yourself
Write a post under the category "Welcome" and introduce yourself. Tell us: ✅ Where you’re from. ✅ Your age. ✅ Your biggest goal as a Government Contractor. ✅ Your biggest struggle as a Government Contractor. When you make progress, you can post it in the "Wins" category. And whenever you have ANY questions, ask them in the community under the “Help” category. Or, if you have any questions for ME specifically, ask them under the category called "Ask Day." And to watch all the courses I created for you guys, go to "Classroom." Welcome to the Community. Enjoy. -Day Cantave
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Hello everyone. My name is Michael. My biggest goal is building a business that is successful in the government contract as another stream of income. My biggest struggle would be lack of experience and mentor. The area I would like to focus on is providing products to the government.
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An entrepreneur, and IT security specialist.

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