The $3 Million Advantage: Why Certification Matters in Federal Contracts

In today's episode, we dive into the certification process for diverse-owned businesses. The state and federal certifications often require a minimum requirement, such as being in business for a year for WOSB in New York. However, the private sector, specifically the big five, don't have such requirements. The minimum requirement to apply for certification is just one sale, but it's crucial to prove that the business is legitimate. Corporate clients often request certification, and failing to do so can raise a red flag. If a business can't meet the minimum thresholds for certification, it's necessary to reorganize itself. Certification can be an excellent tool for businesses to organize their paperwork and become eligible for bank loans. Tune in to learn more about the certification process and how it can benefit diverse-owned businesses.

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After the real estate market crashed in 2007 Mr. Coffie launched a successful consulting company helping small business owners earn millions in revenues via federal small business programs. In 2012 he launched Evankoff Construction, a steel erection company building airplane hangars and metal buildings for government agencies around the country. In 2017 Mr. Coffie launched Scorecontracts @ YouTube a channel to help other small businesses achieve their revenue goals using the power of federal contracts. The podcast Govcon Giants is dedicated to showcasing the scalability of growing a business harnessing the power of federal dollars. The marketplace is wide open for all that want to gain a piece. Meet some of the world’s greatest masterminds behind the trillion-dollar behemoth. We interview small firms, large firms, past and current contract officials, government agencies and their representatives all in the name of helping the small business get a leg up in the industry. If you want to participate in this market then you are in the right place.