@Josef Kamara You're in the right place. Welcome. One of my mentors once told me ...Services are difficult ..... Products are easy

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I took @Victoria's suggestion and registered for Dibbs and PIEE!!

Thanks Devin. That's a very good summary I just wanted to add a little more to it if I may. The Joint Certification Program (JCP) Certification is a critical tool for U.S. and Canadian contractors who wish to access unclassified military technical data with military or space application that is under the control of the Department of Defense (DoD). Here are some important considerations of having JCP certification: - Access to Controlled Technical Data: JCP Certification allows certified companies to view and use military technical data that is necessary for bidding on DoD contracts, manufacturing defense-related products, or providing defense services that require such data. - Competitive Advantage: Possessing a JCP Certification can provide a competitive edge to businesses by enabling them to participate in government solicitations that require access to controlled unclassified information. - Security Assurance: The certification process includes security assessments and compliance measures, ensuring that only qualified and trusted entities have access to sensitive technical data, thus maintaining the integrity and security of military technologies. - Bilateral Agreement Benefits: As a joint program between the U.S. and Canada, the certification facilitates cross-border defense collaborations, allowing Canadian companies to also engage in U.S. defense contracts and vice versa. - Support for Compliance: The JCP helps companies meet specific regulatory requirements that are necessary for handling defense-related technical data, supporting overall compliance with national security regulations.

Hi GovCon Fam My name is Sultaun Abdulshahid. I'm from Atlanta, GA 55 YO My biggest goal is to become an expert in the area of cyber security My next goal is obtaining my CAGE code My next win that I'm anticipating is PRESENTING my first proposal. I call that a win because it is one step closer to actually winning a bid. So whether I win the bid or not is still a win since I intend to ask for a debrief after the award. I'm glad to have found this community of like minded individuals with similar interests. Hopefully, we can collaborate on something in the future. God Bless