Market Research: Discovering Opportunities with BidMatch 04/23/25
Looking to access more contracting opportunities? The U.S. Women’s Small Business Chamber of Commerce provides a very robust, complimentary Bid Match service for our Supplier Members.
The USWCC Bid Match system monitors a wide range of federal, state, local and international government bid opportunities – providing relevant, detailed information on bids matching your company’s offerings at your personal Bid Match web portal, or via email directly to your inbox.
The Bid Match service is an essential tool for any company seeking government contracts.
This meeting is complimentary. All are welcome to attend.
Marketing your Business | Matchmaking 101 04/24/25
Looking to put your best foot forward when meeting one-on-one with Federal Agencies and Large Prime Contractors? Whether you are new to federal contracting or a seasoned pro, don’t miss this session which will provide you with the dos and don’ts when building that relationship. Have your materials close at hand so you can see what tweaks you need to be ready for that face-to-face.
WOSB/EDWOSB Overview and Certification Process 04/29/25
Certifying as a women-owned business is an important step in the federal procurement process. Getting the right information before you start can save you time and money.
Join the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce for an overview of the Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contracting Program. This meeting will provide an overview of the WOSB/EDWOSB program, a detailed review of the USWCC WOSB/EDWOSB certification process, the next steps to ensure access to our fair share of federal contracts and a walk-through of the USWCC Third-Party Certification process.
Simply Matchmaking | Virtual Spring 2025
This exclusive Matchmaking event provides one-on-one access to participating Federal Agency and Large Prime Representatives via our virtual platform granting your firm the opportunity to pursue federal contracting opportunities without the need for travel.
Small Business Federal Contractors will be awarded with a selection of one-on-one virtual matchmaking sessions with representatives from participating agencies and large prime contractors. Appointments will be awarded based on mutual availability and based on your selected preferences. Each small business is typically awarded anywhere from 3 to 4 individual meetings.
15th Annual National Small Business Contracting Summit | Southeast 2025 (Charleston, SC)
Join us for the 15th Annual ASBCC: National Small Business Contracting Summit | Southeast (Charleston, SC) – featuring the U.S. Department of State.
Simply Matchmaking | Virtual Fall 2025
This exclusive Matchmaking event provides one-on-one access to participating Federal Agency and Large Prime Representatives via our virtual platform granting your firm the opportunity to pursue federal contracting opportunities without the need for travel.
Small Business Federal Contractors will be awarded with a selection of one-on-one virtual matchmaking sessions with representatives from participating agencies and large prime contractors. Appointments will be awarded based on mutual availability and based on your selected preferences. Each small business is typically awarded anywhere from 3 to 4 individual meetings.
WOSB/EDWOSB Overview and Certification Process 03/27/25
Certifying as a women-owned business is an important step in the federal procurement process. Getting the right information before you start can save you time and money.
Join the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce for an overview of the Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contracting Program. This meeting will provide an overview of the WOSB/EDWOSB program, a detailed review of the USWCC WOSB/EDWOSB certification process, the next steps to ensure access to our fair share of federal contracts and a walk-through of the USWCC Third-Party Certification process.
22nd Annual: National Small Business Federal Contracting Summit 2025
Join us for the leading federal summit connecting small businesses with federal agencies, large prime contractors, resources and education. Includes extensive matchmaking. Get connected here!
Financial Fitness Series: Insurance for Small Business 03/12/25
Six-part Financial Series for Small Business Owners
Small business owners may be well versed in the technical and procedural aspects of their businesses; however, they often lack sufficient knowledge of the financial aspects of their businesses. As a result, many small businesses fail. These failures are not because the small business owner is not a talented practitioner of his or her trade or profession but because he or she is ill-equipped to handle the day-to-day financial aspects of the business.
GSA Virtual Meet & Match: Achieving Success with Subcontracting
In celebration of Women’s History Month, GSA and U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce presents “A Virtual Meet & Match: Achieving Success with Subcontracting”
Certification Assist – A Program Overview 2/18/25
Certifying as a women-owned business is an important step in the federal procurement process. Getting the right information before you start can save you time and money.
Join the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce for an overview of our exclusive Certification Assist Program. USWCC | Certification Assist provides a great option to help your firm prepare for the certification process.
WOSB/EDWOSB Overview and Certification Process 02/11/25
Certifying as a women-owned business is an important step in the federal procurement process. Getting the right information before you start can save you time and money.
Join the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce for an overview of the Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contracting Program. This meeting will provide an overview of the WOSB/EDWOSB program, a detailed review of the USWCC WOSB/EDWOSB certification process, the next steps to ensure access to our fair share of federal contracts and a walk-through of the USWCC Third-Party Certification process.
Financial Fitness Series: Managing Cash Flow for Small Business 2/06/25
Six-part Financial Series for Small Business Owners
Small business owners may be well versed in the technical and procedural aspects of their businesses; however, they often lack sufficient knowledge of the financial aspects of their businesses. As a result, many small businesses fail. These failures are not because the small business owner is not a talented practitioner of his or her trade or profession but because he or she is ill-equipped to handle the day-to-day financial aspects of the business.
The purpose of this six-part series is to provide small business owners or entrepreneurs considering establishing a small business with a basic understanding of the financial aspects of running a small business. (See other segment details for series modules at the bottom of the page)
RFIs, RFPs, and RFQs! What’s the Difference? 02/4/25
RFI, RFP, and RFQ are acronyms that stand for request for information, request for proposal, and request for quotation. They are documents used in the procurement process to help companies evaluate suppliers and select the best vendor. Each document has a specific purpose and is used at different stages of the procurement process.