'Business act' presentation slideshows

U.S. Small Business Administration

U.S. Small Business Administration. SBA Michigan District Office . What is the SBA?. A Federal Agency that Helps Entrepreneurs: Start a Business Stay in Business Grow their Business. Program Areas. Small Business Counseling Financial Assistance Government Contracting.

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Blog 60 USAF 20150810 PRE-AWARD GAO PROTEST AGAINST DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE VIOLATING SMALL BUSINESS ACT FA5209-15-T-0

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Blog 109 Pre Award Gao Protest Against Defense Logistics Agency SPE8ED15Q0573 Violating Small Business Act 1 of 3

The solicitation SPE8ED15Q0573 was posted on 14 AUG 2015 with a bid due in date of 20 AUG 2015 and was not set aside for U.S. Small Businesses exclusively. ( Exhibit 1 ) and this solicitation has a value of between $ 3,000 and $ 150,000. There is no Brand Name or Equal and there is no salient characteristics, characteristics or specifications. This is a Sole Source and Sole Brand without a Justification and Approval being posted. This is a defective solicitation that does not have a justification and approval for sole source. Another Violation of Small Business Act.

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BUDGET BRIEFING as of September 30, 2003

BUDGET BRIEFING as of September 30, 2003. OVERVIEW - ALL APPROPRIATIONS FAA WJH TECHNICAL CENTER FY-03 TOTAL OBLIGATIONS (DIRECT) as of September 30, 2003. OVERVIEW - ALL APPROPRIATIONS FAA WJH TECHNICAL CENTER FY-03 TOTAL OBLIGATIONS (REIMBURSABLE) as of September 30, 2003.

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BUDGET BRIEFING as of September 30, 2003

BUDGET BRIEFING as of September 30, 2003. OVERVIEW - ALL APPROPRIATIONS FAA WJH TECHNICAL CENTER FY-03 TOTAL OBLIGATIONS (DIRECT) as of September 30, 2003. OVERVIEW - ALL APPROPRIATIONS FAA WJH TECHNICAL CENTER FY-03 TOTAL OBLIGATIONS (REIMBURSABLE) as of September 30, 2003.

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Blog 107 PRE-AWARD GAO PROTEST AGAINST DEPARTMENT OF ARMY VIOLATING SMALL BUSINESS ACT DEFECTIVE SOLICITATION W912D1

Another solicitation , made by the Army through FEDBID that was not SET ASIDE to US Small Businesses exclusively. The solicitation W912D1-15-Q-0097 for Printer Toner/Fuser has a value of between $ 3,000 and $ 150,000. exclusively. Thus, the Department of ARMY is being protested for not setting aside solicitation for U.S. Small Businesses exclusively and violating the Small Business Act.

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Laissez-Faire

Laissez-Faire. -idea that the government will stay out of the interests of people and businesses-. Monopoly. -business which controls the supply of a particular product. Merger / Trusts. -Merger-two or more companies join to form one -Trust- several business act as if one. Regulation.

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Blog 56 USAF 20150810 PRE-AWARD GAO PROTEST AGAINST DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE VIOLATING SMALL BUSINESS ACT FA5209-15-T-01

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Blog 53 USAF 20150810 PRE-AWARD GAO PROTEST AGAINST DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE VIOLATING SMALL BUSINESS ACT RFQ FA5270-15-

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Blog 84 PRE-AWARD GAO PROTEST AGAINST DEFENSE LOGISTICS

Latvian Connection LLC argues that this requirement should <br><br>have been set aside for Small Business. ( Exhibit 1 ) and this <br><br>solicitation has a value of between $ 3,000 and $ 150,000. <br><br>There is no Brand Name or Equal and there is no salient <br><br>characteristics, characteristics or specifications. This is a Sole <br><br>Source and Sole Brand without a Justification and Approval <br><br>being posted. This is a defective solicitation that does not have <br><br>a justification and approval for sole source. <br>

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Blog 50 USMC 20150730 www.usmilitarycontracting.org Logo

The site is a spoof of an illegal site called www.usmilitarycontracting.org where successive Army Contracting Officers, Army Corp of Engineers, and Air Force Contracting Officers utilized the illegal site to steer U.S. Government contracts. The logo is the to commemorate the headquarters of the birthplace of ACC or rather known as the Army Corruption Command borne from 2 criminal enterprises operating in Kuwait at Camp Arifjan. These criminal organizations were headed by and coordinated by Army General Officers and under the command of ASG Commander John S. Alexander. These U.S. Army Majors were MAJ John Cockerham, MAJ Christopher Murray, MAJ James Momon, MAJ Eddie Pressley.

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