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Government Contracting With Sabre Consulting |
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On the home page of Sabre Consulting, we have written, "If you've retired or separated from Government or Military service, Sabre Consulting would like to put your specialized skills to work."
Why do we specifically point out those who have been in military or government service? For several reasons, including:
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Military Contracting With Security Clearance |
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As a government or military contractor, having a security clearance is a must. With over 200,000 military personnel retiring from the service each year, the military is the largest source of security cleared personnel. With the skills, training and practical knowledge gained in the service, there’s no end to the choice of positions with a military contracting company.
Through military contracting jobs, it’s possible to earn a base pay of $18,000 to $21,000. Whether the pay is more or less depends on your standing, skills, experience and level of clearance; this difference is referred to as special pay. Most military positions also come with advantages and benefits not found in the private sectors of employment, such as housing benefits, clothing allowances, medical insurance and dental insurance.
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Finding a job these days takes quite a bit of work. More and more people are turning to government contract work. It seems to be especially popular among college graduates, who mainly seek work in their field of interest.
For college students, this market is great because the government and its agencies are usually looking for skilled and educated people to fill positions in administrative or clerical capacities. There are also skilled positions for other job seekers, such as clerical, secretarial, receptionist, and administrative workers. For people who are interested in learning such skills as meeting and conference planning, you could find government contract work as well.
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Government Owned/Contractor Operated (GOCO) vs. Private Contractors (M&O) |
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When you think about government contracting, or being involved in government contracting, you may not know that there is more than one way to be involved. You can work as a private contractor, i.e. your own business the contracts out to the government, or work with a government-owned/contractor-operated (GOCO) business.
GOCO
With government-owned/contractor operated partnerships, you have a break down of a project into smaller operations. Private contractors implement smaller portions of the project. The Department of Energy, for example, has always been managed by other organizations, such as industrial, academic or nonprofit sectors.
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