Government Contracting Assistance
The National Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) is proud to introduce its Government Contracting Program, designed to empower Black-owned businesses with the tools, resources, and knowledge needed to succeed in the federal marketplace. This program offers tailored support and expert guidance, making government contracting accessible and achievable for businesses at every stage. Through our strategic partnership with US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR), members gain a streamlined pathway to secure government contracts, which fuels business growth, enhances community impact, and drives economic empowerment.
- Enhanced Government Contracting Empowerment
- Streamlined Government Contracting Pathways
- Industry Connections and Networking Platforms
- Government Contracting-Powered Business Solutions
Open Doors to Federal Contracts & Grow on Your Own Terms
The NBCC’s Government Contracting Program empowers members to access federal contracting opportunities that fuel business growth and drive financial independence. By equipping participants with expert guidance on navigating the federal marketplace, our program enables businesses to secure contracts on favorable terms and diversify their revenue sources. From understanding bid processes to preparing competitive proposals, members gain the tools and insights needed to confidently pursue government contracts that align with their capabilities and growth goals.
Gain Essential Contracting Skills with Expert Support
Navigating federal contracting can be complex, and the NBCC Government Contracting Program provides members with the support and expertise needed at every stage. Our program connects you with experienced contracting specialists, offering a comprehensive suite of resources, including workshops, on-demand training, and tailored consulting for both new and seasoned contractors. In partnership with USFCR, we simplify processes like SAM registration and grant writing, ensuring you’re prepared and compliant. With a network of contracting professionals and tailored resources, members are fully supported in expanding their business through federal contracting.
The NBCC Government Contracting Program provides resources, training, and personalized support to help businesses in the Black community secure and manage federal contracts. Through our partnership with US Federal Contractor Registration (USFCR), we guide members through every stage of the contracting process, from registration to proposal writing.
Any NBCC member interested in pursuing federal contracting opportunities is eligible to participate. The program is designed to support both new contractors and businesses with prior federal contracting experience.
SAM (System for Award Management) registration is required for businesses to bid on federal contracts. Our SAM Registration Assistance service simplifies this process by guiding you step-by-step, ensuring compliance with all federal standards, and keeping your registration up-to-date so you never miss an opportunity.
Participants in the program can pursue a variety of federal contracts across sectors such as healthcare, construction, IT services, logistics, and more. Our team will help identify the best opportunities that match your business’s strengths and growth objectives.
Our program assists with securing certifications like 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, and HUBZone, which are required for set-aside contracts. These certifications make your business eligible for exclusive contract opportunities aimed at fostering diversity and supporting small, disadvantaged businesses.
USFCR offers a range of services to NBCC members, including SAM Registration Assistance, grant writing, proposal development, GSA certification, and access to the Advanced Procurement Portal (APP) for easy federal contract searches. They also offer tailored training and consulting to help you build a strong contracting strategy.
Our program includes resources like professional proposal writing, targeted grant research, and expert guidance on compliance and regulations. By leveraging these resources and aligning your proposals with the goals of contracting agencies, you can increase your chances of securing contracts.