The Prime Contractor controls
- Eligibility, registrations, licenses, bonding, and insurance
- Technical proposal details and final pricing
- Labor, materials, equipment, financing, and safety
- Submission approval and Government contract performance
Federal Contract Partnerships
A Clear Path From Opportunity to Contract Administration
The qualified contractor serves as Prime and remains responsible for contract performance while NG supports federal pursuit coordination.
How it works
The Federal Contract Partnership Process
- 01
NG Identifies an Opportunity
- 02
NG Identifies a Qualified Contractor
- 03
We Review the Opportunity Together
- 04
Contractor Serves as Prime
- 05
NG Supports Proposal and Federal Coordination
- 06
Contractor Submits the Government Offer
- 07
Government Award
- 08
NG Can Provide Post-Award Federal Contract Administration
Responsibilities
Every Partnership Starts With Clear Roles
NG helps coordinate
- Opportunity evaluation and partnership fit
- Solicitation and compliance organization
- Proposal documents, deadlines, and amendments
- Government correspondence and submission coordination
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Discuss a Federal Contract Partnership
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