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Contracting Opportunities Program

 

Contracting Opportunities Program
For Small Contractors and Suppliers (SCSs)

 

Directory of Certified Small Contractors and Suppliers (SCSs)

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Program Overview
To create opportunities for King County and its contractors to make use of SCS firms on county contracts and increase the competitiveness of these firms as:

•  Prime Contractors and Subcontractors;
•  Consultants; and
•  Suppliers.

The program will apply to county contracts for:

•  Goods & Services;
•  Consulting Services; and
•  Construction.

 

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BENEFITS
Increases the competitiveness of Small Contractors and Suppliers or proposing on King County contracts.

  • Goods & Services. Incentive: 5% Fair Market Range to rank SCS for evaluation purposes;
  • Consulting. Incentive: Award of Points for the use of SCS firms;
  • Construction: Participation requirements for SCS firms.

Certification
King County places the company name of all SCS firms certified for participation in the Contracting Opportunities Program in a directory that contains the names of all eligible businesses.

 

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Eligibility Criteria

  • Personal net worth less than $750K consistent with the Small Business Administration (SBA) thresholds
  • 50% of the SBA business size standards
  • Agreement to participate in technical assistance/business development

The Contracting Opportunities Program is a small business development program that requires all participants to complete 15 hours of business training during the fist year of enrollment.
Types of training include, but are not limited to:

  • Vendor training
  • Continuing education courses
  • Online business courses
  • Business seminars / Workshops
  • University / Technical Institution classes
  • Business or outreach forums

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For More Details:
Contact John Trausch, at john.trausch@kingcounty.gov or by phone at 206-205-3443

 

Updated: Sept. 28, 2007


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