How to Respond to a Sources Sought Notice
A sources sought notice is an agency asking "who's out there?" before it decides how to buy, and answering is free. FedReady starts your response from the notice you saved: your company data, your size under its NAICS code and its questions in order, laid out the way contracting officers expect. Included in Pro; start free at fedready.us.
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An agency asks who's out there? Raise your hand. Answering puts you in front of the buyer before the solicitation. FedReady fills in your company data and size. It pulls in their questions, so you just write the answers. Then save it, in the format contracting officers expect. Start free at fedready.us.
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