The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act created the Paycheck Protection Program as one tool to help small businesses. But it also provided for additional emergency funds under the SBA’s existing Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program. Congress appropriated $10 billion for the program. Here are some of the main details on this program.
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YouTube Tuesday: COVID-19 Contractors’ Toolkit: Top 4 Tips for Government Contractors
There are a lot of things in flux because of the ongoing spread of coronavirus–but there are at least four things every government contractor, large or small, can do right now to help weather the storm. Check out my YouTube video, a part of SmallGovCon and Koprince Law’s COVID-19 Contractors’ Toolkit, to learn more:
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5 Things You Should Know: Disaster Relief Federal Government Contracting
The 2018 Hurricane Season is now in full swing and the damage cost totals continue to rise for our friends on the East Coast. Disasters, like hurricanes, often arise quickly and without much warning, requiring quick responses from the Government and government contractors.
If your small business has been impacted by a natural disaster, or is interested in participating in the rebuilding and relief efforts that follow cataclysmic events by acquiring government contracts, here are five things you should know.