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Understanding the 2011 Federal budget and what it means for small businesses</h3>
<p>Ther;s a guy I work with- Ray Bjorklund. Really smart guy. H-s the guy who takes thousands of lines of federal budget information, digests it and dissects it, and comes up with a complete rundown' industry by industry and sector by sector' of how much money the government has available to spend on federal contracts.</p>
<p>Ra's also a glass-half-empty kind of guy. So, when he found that the'contractor addressabl' market' money available to pay contractors for existing and new work' for fiscal year 2011 is about $36 billion less than it was in FY 2010, he had words of warning for contractors.</p>
<p>'m a glass-half-full kind of guy. When I heard that the contractor-addressable market for fiscal year 2011 is about $36 billion less than it was in FY 2010, my first thought was: Hey, it's still a $720 billion market, so how can we help?</p>
<p>More than ever, people selling into the government need guidance in order to locate the best opportunities. That's my goal today - to help you, the small-business owner, find your best opportunities in government based on the details of the FY2011 federal budget.</p>
<p><strong>A Flat Budget, with Opportunities</strong></p>
<p>The U.S. federal government has mapped out a $3 trillion budget for GFY2011. Of the $3 trillion GFY2011 budget, $720 billion is contractor addressable. That figure is down five percent from last year, and is expected to remain relatively flat through 2014.</p>
<p>Despite this decrease, there are three areas that are seeing growth and represent opportunity for the contractor community:</p>
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<li>Oversight of the Financial Industry. While most of this opportunity will be within the Department of the Treasury, there are new agencies being formed to help oversee the financial industry. There is real money here - worth contractor consideration. In fact, small niche players in organizational development or the financial management domain might be well-positioned to help launch new sub-agencies.</li>
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<li>Support for Troops. There are three areas here that will provide the most opportunity for contractors: 1) taking care of active duty military; 2) taking care of veterans, and 3) improving war materiel through reset and replenishment.</li>
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<li>Infrastructure Security. This area encompasses information security as well as physical security - from protecting the government cyberspace to improving the levee system in Louisiana.</li>
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