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I have a small but growing tool design company and desire to gain U.S. government contracts. I need to register as a "veteran-owned" business. How is this best done?

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walter nagel Honolulu, HI

Please feel free to see our 3-minute "SHUR-A-TAK" video on YouTube.

6 July 2015 3 replies General

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walter nagel Honolulu, HI

Cedric-

Very much appreciate your insight. You will hear from me. In the meantime, if interested, you can view our 3-minute "SHUR-A-TAK" video on YouTube. Note: since this was filmed over a year ago, we have indeed been issued our two U.S. patents covering our products.
Will advise, and, thanks again for your input.

Walt Nagel
LTC (ret)

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Cedric Cook Richmond, TX

Hello Walter - I'd also suggest contacting your Secretary of State office (where you reside) to see what programs they have to support Veteran owned businesses. I've found that in addition to just providing leads to government based bids, they may also provide access to training and other resources.

Please write back and let us know what you find out.

Best,

Cedric

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Justin Moodley Columbus, OH

Here's the government's official link with info on how to register: http://www.va.gov/osdbu/verification/instructions.asp

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