Proposal and Pricing Strategies to Win Federal Contracts

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Presented on January 22, 2025

Rich Weber, Partner, Government Contractors Practice
Karen Melendez, Senior Manager, Government Contractors Practice

Winning government contracts often hinges on your proposal and pricing strategies, so understanding proposal development and price structuring is crucial.

Watch our webcast, Proposal and Pricing Strategies to Win Federal Contracts, in which we’ll break down the key elements of developing competitive and compliant proposals that meet government standards.

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