Your first step to receiving any money from the Government is a System for Award Management (SAM) Registration. That registration will make you eligible in the eyes of all Government related agencies. Using our services for a SAM registration will expedite the process and bring you that much closer to the funding you desire.

Government Certifications such as Women-Owned, Veteran-Owned, or Minority-Owned are becoming more crucial than ever. In many cases, the Grant or Loan you desire will only be given to businesses certified by Federal or State governments. Once you become certified, your chances of receiving funding have increased tenfold.

Federal, State, and Local Government agencies are always looking to provide reputable businesses with grants or loans. These grants/loans offer free money for startups and existing companies to help with emergencies, unexpected costs, and more.

In general, the Small Business Administration (SBA) is the leading purveyor of Grants distributed throughout the United States. These grants are specifically tailored for nonprofits, resource partners, and educational or scientific institutions.

Grants serve the purpose of promoting industries to develop innovative technologies, new inventions, much-needed services, and more. Some examples of agencies that hand out grants are:

• The Small Business Technology Transfer Program
• U.S. Department of Commerce Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA)
• Small Business Transition Grant for Early Career Scientists
• U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA)

If your business falls under any of these categories or you think you may qualify, call us today at 866-806-6737 to get registered to receive grants worth millions of dollars.

Unlike Government Grants, loans are given to deserving business owners who require assistance with startup costs, emergencies, or unforeseen circumstances. If you are a small business owner outside of the education/scientific fields, loans will most likely be your course of action to receive funding.

Times can be tough for small businesses across the country, and the Government understands that. Loans provide a safety net for many companies just like yours. However, that does not mean they are easy to come by.

To receive worthwhile Government loans, you’ll need to be registered with SAM and, in most cases, be certified as a Women, Minority, or Veteran-Owned Small Business. That’s where GSE comes in.

How GSE Helps Businesses Looking for Grants/Loans

Grants and loans can be your best-case scenario if you are a struggling business or just looking to open up the doors. However, it can be extremely challenging to win them.

GSE is the industry leader in helping small businesses get registered promptly to receive funding and get Certified to give you a leg up against the competition. Utilizing our services will make receiving grants/loans easier and quicker. If you’re ready to get started, give us a call today!

GSE consultants will walk you through an intelligently designed process that ensures your business puts its best foot forward to win bids. The method we use is as follows:

High-Level Review

An inspection of your past performance and information will qualify your business for bids.

Proposal Analyzation
Research to identify issues with information, data, performance, or trends within your current proposal

Data Collection
Collecting pertinent data that will help your proposal win more bids and increase revenue

Document Preparation
Improving your written proposal from start to finish

Final Legal Review
A final review that will ensure your bid proposal meets all legal requirements

Submission

Tracking your proposal to be sure you have the tools necessary to submit your proposal

Follow-Up
GSE and our specialists will follow up on your proposal in a compliant way

By following this ironed out process, GSE will provide you with a bid proposal that will catch the eye of government buyers. Stop worrying if your proposal is good enough, start winning bids to sell your products or services, and get your piece of billions of dollars worth of federal spending.