8(a) Exit and Transition Guide for Federal Contractors

Are You Ready for Your 8(a) Exit?

Your 8(a) exit date is approaching faster than you think, and before you know it, you will enter a new environment outside of your protected status. You will face competitors with more mature processes and more experience winning federal contracts. As you enter this new environment, what is your strategy to protect your revenue? How will you leverage existing contracts to maintain your revenue once you graduate? The best advice is to start early and plan ahead because most contractors are not prepared for the transition and potential loss of revenue.

Don't wait until the last minute to create your 8(a) exit strategy. Start planning today to set your team up for success.

How We Have Helped Contractors Like You

Their solution has saved us at least 5-10 hours per week by having everything in one location and easily accessible. In addition, it has saved us at least 5-7k dollars over the course of the year by allowing us to remove other systems.

—Aaron Kelley, President, UpSlope Advisors Inc.

The in-depth graphs, charts, and other insights they provide paint a full picture of everything you need to confirm your BD strategy and approach. This is something we have not found from any of their other competitors.

—Ken Runkles, Founder and Managing Partner, Stratelligence Business Consulting

Super easy to roll out to my team. We're able to see value from day one, and the market-based approach translates well to internal discussions.

—Market Intelligence Director, Top 10 Systems Integrator

8(a) Exit and Transition Guide for Federal Contractors

Are You Ready for Your 8(a) Exit?