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As a veteran-owned business, where can I find opportunities to bid on, with some hope of success?

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walter nagel - Veteran
- Honolulu, HI

-Retired from U.S. Army Reserves after 38 years service, including combat tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia-Hercegovina
-Am now 100% disabled due to combat-related injuries
-Education: MBA...

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walter nagel ⋅ Honolulu, HI

In particular, we are interested in bidding on construction or tool design contracts in NE Ohio.

18 July 2015 3 replies Small Business

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Brad Wilder - Advisor
- Lexington, KY

I am a construction project manager currently focusing on major bridge painting and bridge rehabilitation projects and working for a small/medium sized company. I...

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Brad Wilder ⋅ Lexington, KY

Walter, if you are interested in working on government-funded projects (even some state level), look into getting a certification as a Veteran-owned or Service-disabled veteran owned business, if applicable. There are often contracts available as set aside contracts (or portions of contracts) for these companies. Just might have to do some leg work on the front end to get qualified:
https://www.sba.gov/sdvosb

21 July 2015 Helpful answer

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Jack Bosma - Veteran
- Butler, NJ

Develop, implement, instruct, evaluate and deliver course content to learners and partners globally. Invite and excite! Contact me for the ultimate learning experience. I am...

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Jack Bosma ⋅ Butler, NJ

Use https://www.fbo.gov/

18 July 2015 Helpful answer

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walter nagel - Veteran
- Honolulu, HI

-Retired from U.S. Army Reserves after 38 years service, including combat tours in Afghanistan, Iraq, Bosnia-Hercegovina
-Am now 100% disabled due to combat-related injuries
-Education: MBA...

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walter nagel ⋅ Honolulu, HI

Thanks, Brad.
Walt

21 July 2015

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