PC-Pro School, You can use the resources on Business.gov to learn how to become a federal contractor, find business opportunities, and the rules and regulations that federal contractors need to follow. Just visit the Guide to Government Contracting for more details. If you have additional questions, feel free to post them here.

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Another approach to your problem is this. I had a school in New Orleans come to me with a similar problem. What I did was to hook them up with the local one-stop center, part of the national workforce development system. The one stop centers throughout the country contract with proprietary schools such as yours to upgrade the skills of workers who are their customers. The one stop center can and does subsidize the proprietary school tuition at an agreed upon rate. Your side of the contract is agreeing to provide training and assisting in getting the graduate placed in a position for a minimum of 90 days. The one stop center then considers that a successful placement and they can, in turn, receive generous per capita reimbursement from the Dept. of Labor. There are other avenues as well but I wanted to provide you with some positive inspiration. Jos A. Rivera, JD President & CEO Rivera, Sierra & Company, Inc. jrivera@riverasierra.com

After getting your company approved to sell to the government, a good way to get noticed is to make sure you have your company listed in each available area that Government procurement specialists use as resources when hunting new contractors.