Business
Work to Be Had: Prepare to Bid on Government Contracts
Construction companies currently in a holding pattern can use the downtime to prepare for post-crisis work, particularly in government contracting.
By Jacquelyn Grinder
October 5, 2020
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by Jacquelyn Grinder
Jacquelyn Grinder is an established content professional with roots in technical writing, writing for the sciences, copywriting and marketing. Currently, Jacquelyn is the content and marketing specialist at eBacon, a construction software company helping customers navigate payroll and compliance issues with the IRS for the past 19 years. Learn more about employee retention credits at www.irstaxcredit.com or visit eBacon.com.
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