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TargetGov 2015 Why and How to Use Sources Sought Notices and RFIs as a Business Advantage TargetGov 2015 Gloria Larkin President Consultant & Trainer Author of The Basic Guide to Government Contracting Nationally recognized federal contracting business development expert Clients have won billions in federal contracts Quoted in Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, INC Magazine, Bloomberg Educational Foundation Board Chair for Why and How to Use Sources Sought Notices and RFIs as a Business Advantage 2 TargetGov 2015 Why and How to Use Sources Sought Notices and RFIs as a Business Advantage 3 In for the Win! Purpose: During this session we will discuss Why and How to respond to a Sources Sought notice (SSN) or Request For Information (RFI) that will better position your client s company to win contracts!
Why some opportunities disappear after being listed as a SSN or RFI How to respond to a SSN or an RFI The down-select result Common mistakes made, and what to avoid in responses How to position a firm before and after responding How to flip it to a sole source award Follow up steps after responding
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