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[tallen301]

I have a few questions maybe someone on here could help me with.

first..I need names of all the cattle dispatch companies anyone can come up with. I may need to make a change.

second...Does anyone on here know how to get a government contract to haul their goods?

Thank you
tallen301@sbcglobal.net

[pro1driver]

Originally Posted by tallen301

I have a few questions maybe someone on here could help me with.

first..I need names of all the cattle dispatch companies anyone can come up with. I may need to make a change.

second...Does anyone on here know how to get a government contract to haul their goods?

Thank you
tallen301@sbcglobal.net

cattle dispatch companies - Google Search


CRG | Contact Us - The GSA Specialists

all anyone has to do is "google".............type in what you want, and hit "GO".........watch the results come up.......

[tallen301]

Google huh I did that but I am wanting imput from people that have dealt with some of the companies.

CRG it looks like they help write the bids, where do I find the jobs available. Thanks

[pro1driver]

Originally Posted by tallen301

Google huh I did that but I am wanting imput from people that have dealt with some of the companies.

CRG it looks like they help write the bids, where do I find the jobs available. Thanks

i was a GSA contractor years ago. you get onto a "bid list" then from there you select what you are going to bid on in your area.

i thought you wanted ideas on cattle hauling/GSA accounts, you weren't specific in your request, that's why i did some "googling" for you..........

with GSA accounts, they will have the spec's on what needs to get done. i think they once had guidelines as to rates, but i am not sure of that anymore.

remember though, you bid $1.99 per mile, someone bids $1.98, they get the contract......then too, many times (not all) the bids go to "returning" contractors, because they are proven, you wouldn't be proven yet.......

you need to get onto the list, jump through hoops just to be put on "hold"....



http://www.governmentbids.com/cgi/en/free.alert.trial?utm_medium=PPC&utm_content=government%20contracts|1048488506&utm_source=ADW_GB-GENRIC-SEARCH&utm_campaign=Gbids-Generic-Gvt-BROAD

[tallen301]

Thank you! I will start on that. I heard though that gov contract pay $4 to $5 a mile? Not true?

[pro1driver]

Originally Posted by tallen301

Thank you! I will start on that. I heard though that gov contract pay $4 to $5 a mile? Not true?

this i do not know....

they MAY HAVE guide lines, but remember, bidding takes place. the low bid wins.

the government doesn't want you to sell(operate) at below your cost.........but, they will not pay you more than the guy bidding 1 penny lower than you...