lewisma9 at pilot.msu.edu
05-02-1999, 02:26 PM
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>Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 15:41:02 -0400
>From: Sarah Muangman <smuangman@urbandevelopment.com>
>Subject: Gap Financing For Small and Minority Contractors
>
>In response to a request by the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C.,
>CUED would like to know of programs and/or organizations with experience
>in gap financing programs that target small and minority business
>government contractors. These firms may have difficulty obtaining
>traditional financing in order to perform their government contract,
>even after the contract has been awarded.
>
>If you have had (or know others who have had) success with gap
>contractor financing, please response as soon as possible. Thank you!
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>The Council For Urban Economic Development (CUED), founded in 1967, is
>the leading full-service economic development membership association,
>serving more than 2,300 economic development professionals. CUED
>provides information to its members who build local economies through
>tools used to create, attract, and retain jobs. CUED also manages the
>National Association of Installation Developers (NAID) and the
>Association of University Related Research Parks (AURRP). NAID brings
>together public and private sector professionals involved with the
>redevelopment of closing military bases. AURRP promotes the development
>of research/science parks and technology incubators in order to enhance
>technology-based economic development.
>
>
>http://www.cued.org http://www.naid.org http://www.aurrp.org
>
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>Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 15:41:02 -0400
>From: Sarah Muangman <smuangman@urbandevelopment.com>
>Subject: Gap Financing For Small and Minority Contractors
>
>In response to a request by the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C.,
>CUED would like to know of programs and/or organizations with experience
>in gap financing programs that target small and minority business
>government contractors. These firms may have difficulty obtaining
>traditional financing in order to perform their government contract,
>even after the contract has been awarded.
>
>If you have had (or know others who have had) success with gap
>contractor financing, please response as soon as possible. Thank you!
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>The Council For Urban Economic Development (CUED), founded in 1967, is
>the leading full-service economic development membership association,
>serving more than 2,300 economic development professionals. CUED
>provides information to its members who build local economies through
>tools used to create, attract, and retain jobs. CUED also manages the
>National Association of Installation Developers (NAID) and the
>Association of University Related Research Parks (AURRP). NAID brings
>together public and private sector professionals involved with the
>redevelopment of closing military bases. AURRP promotes the development
>of research/science parks and technology incubators in order to enhance
>technology-based economic development.
>
>
>http://www.cued.org http://www.naid.org http://www.aurrp.org
>
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