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X-WR-CALDESC:Description\nThis training is designed to provide an in-depth 
 review of the Federal Government’s Uniform Contract Format (UCF) structure
  and contents\, and how to use that information to make better Bid “Go/No 
 Go” decisions.\n\nIt is widely recognized in government contracting that m
 ost companies have limited Bid and Proposal (B&P) budgets and that it ofte
 n takes a significant amount of time\, money\, and resources to develop a 
 responsive and competitive proposal.  Furthermore\, under the Federal Acqu
 isition Regulation (FAR)\, the government does not reimburse a company’s B
 &P costs. Those costs are considered a normal “cost of doing business” and
  are allowable under government contracts as an indirect expense to the ex
 tent that those costs are allocable and reasonable. Just because a company
  believes it can deliver the required government products and/or services 
 doesn’t mean that its proposal will be competitive and result in a contrac
 t award.  Given the fact that there are no guarantees that a company will 
 win any government contracts and recoup all or a portion of their B&P cost
 s\, it is important for a business to carefully choose which contract oppo
 rtunities they want to pursue.\n\nOne way of getting the most out of a lim
 ited B&P budget and increasing your company’s contract win rate is by cond
 ucting bid “Go/No Go” evaluations. These evaluations help prospective offe
 rors assess their core competencies\, resources\, and potential competitiv
 eness in light of the government’s solicitation requirements\, evaluation 
 factors\, and stated basis of award.\n\nIf you are new to the government m
 arketplace\, applying the tips and strategies discussed in this course wil
 l help you focus on contract opportunities that align with your core compe
 tencies\, better understand the government’s UCF structure/requirements\, 
 and increase your competitiveness.\n\nIf you are a seasoned government con
 tractor\, this course will provide you with strategies to achieve a better
  return on your B&P investments\, increase your competitive edge\, and imp
 rove your contract win rate.\n\nHere is a summary of what you’ll learn:\n
 \nHow requirements\, acquisition policies\, and thresholds drive governmen
 t procurement strategies and how this information can be used to fine-tune
  market capture efforts.\nRequired business capabilities for government pr
 ime contractors and subcontractors.\nHow to locate attractive contract opp
 ortunities that align with your company’s core capabilities and competitiv
 e strengths.\nHow to use the Uniform Contract Format (UCF) to better under
 stand the government’s requirements\, proposal instructions\, and source s
 election methodologies.\nHow to build and perform critical bid “Go/No Go” 
 evaluations based upon the government’s UCF requirements\, procurement str
 ategy\, and basis of award.\nHow to address and mitigate identified UCF ca
 pability shortfalls to improve your competitiveness and chances of winning
  government contracts.\nHow to demonstrate “responsibility” when your comp
 any currently does not have all of the capabilities to successfully comple
 te the government’s contract requirements.\nHow to evaluate the government
 ’s UCF requirements and conduct bid “Go/No Go” evaluations to improve your
  company’s government contract win rate.\nThis session will also include t
 wo handouts of the presentation documents and lifetime access to the cours
 e within the Govology.com platform. If you join the live session\, you wil
 l also have the opportunity to ask your most pressing UCF and bid “Go/No G
 o” evaluation questions from a highly experienced\, award-winning contract
 ing professional who’s been on both sides of the government/industry marke
 t.\n\nTarget Audience:\n\n New contractors seeking to learn how to use the
  Uniform Contract Format (UCF) to perform bid “Go/No Go” evaluations and w
 in their first government contract. \nSeasoned government contractors seek
 ing to refine their market capture strategy\, improve the fidelity of thei
 r bid “Go/No Go” evaluations\, and increase their contract win rate.\n\n
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DESCRIPTION:Description\nThis training is designed to provide an in-depth r
 eview of the Federal Government’s Uniform Contract Format (UCF) structure 
 and contents\, and how to use that information to make better Bid “Go/No G
 o” decisions.\n\nIt is widely recognized in government contracting that mo
 st companies have limited Bid and Proposal (B&P) budgets and that it often
  takes a significant amount of time\, money\, and resources to develop a r
 esponsive and competitive proposal.  Furthermore\, under the Federal Acqui
 sition Regulation (FAR)\, the government does not reimburse a company’s B&
 P costs. Those costs are considered a normal “cost of doing business” and 
 are allowable under government contracts as an indirect expense to the ext
 ent that those costs are allocable and reasonable. Just because a company 
 believes it can deliver the required government products and/or services d
 oesn’t mean that its proposal will be competitive and result in a contract
  award.  Given the fact that there are no guarantees that a company will w
 in any government contracts and recoup all or a portion of their B&P costs
 \, it is important for a business to carefully choose which contract oppor
 tunities they want to pursue.\n\nOne way of getting the most out of a limi
 ted B&P budget and increasing your company’s contract win rate is by condu
 cting bid “Go/No Go” evaluations. These evaluations help prospective offer
 ors assess their core competencies\, resources\, and potential competitive
 ness in light of the government’s solicitation requirements\, evaluation f
 actors\, and stated basis of award.\n\nIf you are new to the government ma
 rketplace\, applying the tips and strategies discussed in this course will
  help you focus on contract opportunities that align with your core compet
 encies\, better understand the government’s UCF structure/requirements\, a
 nd increase your competitiveness.\n\nIf you are a seasoned government cont
 ractor\, this course will provide you with strategies to achieve a better 
 return on your B&P investments\, increase your competitive edge\, and impr
 ove your contract win rate.\n\nHere is a summary of what you’ll learn:\n\n
 How requirements\, acquisition policies\, and thresholds drive government 
 procurement strategies and how this information can be used to fine-tune m
 arket capture efforts.\nRequired business capabilities for government prim
 e contractors and subcontractors.\nHow to locate attractive contract oppor
 tunities that align with your company’s core capabilities and competitive 
 strengths.\nHow to use the Uniform Contract Format (UCF) to better underst
 and the government’s requirements\, proposal instructions\, and source sel
 ection methodologies.\nHow to build and perform critical bid “Go/No Go” ev
 aluations based upon the government’s UCF requirements\, procurement strat
 egy\, and basis of award.\nHow to address and mitigate identified UCF capa
 bility shortfalls to improve your competitiveness and chances of winning g
 overnment contracts.\nHow to demonstrate “responsibility” when your compan
 y currently does not have all of the capabilities to successfully complete
  the government’s contract requirements.\nHow to evaluate the government’s
  UCF requirements and conduct bid “Go/No Go” evaluations to improve your c
 ompany’s government contract win rate.\nThis session will also include two
  handouts of the presentation documents and lifetime access to the course 
 within the Govology.com platform. If you join the live session\, you will 
 also have the opportunity to ask your most pressing UCF and bid “Go/No Go”
  evaluation questions from a highly experienced\, award-winning contractin
 g professional who’s been on both sides of the government/industry market.
 \n\nTarget Audience:\n\n New contractors seeking to learn how to use the U
 niform Contract Format (UCF) to perform bid “Go/No Go” evaluations and win
  their first government contract. \nSeasoned government contractors seekin
 g to refine their market capture strategy\, improve the fidelity of their 
 bid “Go/No Go” evaluations\, and increase their contract win rate.\n\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240507T120000
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LOCATION:https://govology.com/product/how-to-make-informed-bid-go-no-go-dec
 isions-2024-update/
SUMMARY:How to Make Informed Bid “Go/No Go” Decisions (2024 Update)
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