u/Cold_Rub106

Does anyone here work for the federal government while also selling to it?

I’ve heard this is possible provided you have written supervisor approval, the work occurs outside of official hours, and you aren't selling to your own agency. Does anyone actually do this?

Currently, I am a Project Manager at the GSA specializing in construction and build-outs. My wife is interested in pursuing federal service contracts—specifically catering for the military. Since her business is in the food service industry and entirely separate from my role in GSA construction, there shouldn't be a conflict of interest, right?

Does anyone in here work for the federal government and sell to the federal government?

I was told it is possible so long as you have written approval from your supervisor to sell to the federal government after work hours, and they’re not selling to their own agency that they are employed by.

Wondering, does anybody do this?

Does anyone in here work for the federal government and sell to the federal government?

I was told it is possible so long as you have written approval from your supervisor to sell to the federal government after work hours, and they’re not selling to their own agency that they are employed by.

Wondering, does anybody do this?

Just out of curiosity, who has the most Miles driven thus far on there Ford lightning?

Would love to know the year and if you saw any downgrade of battery.

Do you think these vehicles will go past 300,000 miles? 500,000 miles? Wondering what the lifespan will be.

Wondering what the lifespan will be and if they will outlast the Toyota tundra strong reputation for going the distance mileage-wise.

I am a MSG, IMA (Individual Mobilization Augmentee) Soldier. I have been FQ and ranked #1 for a couple years now. However, I have yet to get referred to SGM Course. How do I get selected to go to SGM Course? Any advice?