Tag Archives: fringe benefits

You Just Won Your First Government Contract. Now What?

Posted on July 11, 2019 by

A common question that arises when speaking with contractors around the country: “Now that we’ve won this contract, what should we do next?” Let’s take a look at the factors that should be considered after a successful bid to ensure … Continue reading →

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Fringe Benefits and Federal Services Contracts – Why Are They So Important?

Posted on June 30, 2015 by

Earlier this month, The Boon Group attended the National 8(a) Association Summer Conference in Anchorage, Alaska, where our Director of Sales, Taylor Boon, was a featured speaker. Below is an excerpt from his talk, “Fringe Benefits and Federal Services Contracts … Continue reading →

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Senators: Model Government Contractors Offer Health and Welfare Benefits

Posted on June 1, 2015 by

On May 15, 18 senators sent a letter to President Obama calling for changes to federal contracting to make the federal government a “model employer.” In the letter, the senators urge the president to encourage contractors to “create middle class … Continue reading →

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