I have a Duns number and a Tax ID number and with sam.gov How do I get the
grants or funding for my business I am non-profit organizations and a lady
with a small business.

I have a small business Ruth housing trying to expanded my business 'I am
with The US Department of Housing and I am renting out one of the homes to
section 8 It's been great for the last three years. I have a nice tenant

In order to prepare for submitting proposals for government contracts you should register with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR), Online Representations and Certification Appplication (ORCA), obtain and DUNS Number and Tax ID #. If you are trying to locate government contracts in your commodity please view federal business opportunities at www.fbo.gov and if you are interested in GSA contracts i.e., schedule prep, proposal submission, negotiation, contract management, audits, federal marketing do not hesitate to contact me This post was edited to remove a link. Please review our Community Best Practices for more information about how best to participate in our online discussions. Please note that Community members may not include personally identifiable information, such as phone numbers, in posts. Thank you.

....no such central web site exists for the over 87,000 state and local
government agencies across the country. Agencies at this level of government
generally post on various local sites, their own agency websites and even in
local newspapers, I just can imagine air purification is one of many
verticals on that websites !

...I wanted to start a topic on that (but it was removed !!!) - so anyway -
you should go for onvia, bidsync, or www.bidnet.com subscription, and find
your activity then

Best luck,

I agreed with "BizResearcher" I think the best way would be find a local
contract for city and county facilities.

Congress created the Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) to help
businesses seeking to compete successfully in federal, state and local
government contracting. Funded through Cooperative agreements between DoD and
state/local entities, Procurment Technical Assistance Center (PTACs) provide
a range of expert services at little or no charge.
Use this link to locate your local PTAC
http://www.aptac-us.org/new/Govt_Contracting/find.php

Hi, Please refer to your previous post for a response.

Have you also registered with your state department of purchasing? It may be easier to obtain state contracts first. To find local contracts for city and county facilities, you may need to keep an eye on the legal notices in your newspaper where requests for bids are often published.