Investors: Are your portfolio companies ready to compete for federal infrastructure opportunities?

9/28/2021

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With a considerable amount of federal infrastructure funding potentially on the horizon, private equity firms are looking at their portfolios and trying to evaluate what opportunities they may have with related state, local, and federal projects.

Now is the time to understand what it takes to win and execute federal contracts, assess whether your portfolio is strategically and technically positioned, and take steps to better prepare for the opportunities likely ahead.

CohnReznick industry leaders Jeremy Swan, Financial Sponsors and Financial Services, and Kristen Soles, Government Contracting, share their insights in these videos.

Assessing portfolio companies’ readiness

Learn what to consider in an infrastructure readiness assessment.

How to prepare for federal work

Help position portfolio companies not only to win contracts, but also to be able to execute on them.

Standing up a government office

Why split up portfolio companies’ commercial and federal divisions? When should you take that step?

The 2021 GAUGE Report, produced by CohnReznick and Unanet, offers a survey-based roadmap of industry benchmarks and trends for government contractors. This year’s edition includes a special focus on preparing winning proposals. Get the report now.

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