'Ask Neil McDonnell' Tip | How to Engage During RFI / Sources Sought Market Research Phase

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Government contracting expert Neil McDonnell passes along a tip from Navy Small Business Specialists.

Neil explains that the RFI / Sources Sought market research phase is the last time you can influence the direction a contract might go. At this stage, they are open to hearing input from qualified small businesses.

Respond quickly and efficiently. Bring your intelligent questions to the discussion. Show you understand the agency and have the capability

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Thanks for the great video! I appreciate your teaching format. I think what I need now is a good boilerplate proposal template. Looking forward to exploring your channel.

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