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public procurement business

Hey fellow redditors, i would like you to hear about my business plans and hopefully receive some constructive criticism or feedback . So my idea is to search for big public procurement contracts (ideally $5.000.000+) and contact companies which I think could do well. I'd contact medium sized foreign companies which dont have a clue about government contracts and miss on interesting opportunities, offering them a 5.000.000 (or whatever the number is in an operation) opportunity with the public sector, without disclosing specifics, in exchange for a 2% fee if the offer is finally adjudicated to them from the competent public body. Once i sign with them an agreement that a 2% fee will be paid to my company if finally adjudicated, i will disclose the Government offer and propose my own help to land the contract (with a markup) or put them in company with well renowned lawyers who only charge if the operation is finally completed. This way, I only lose time (im a student haha) and the company only loses time or a 2% fee from a 98% pretty lump sum of money. What do yall think? Have i been smoking too much weed?

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2024/06/04
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Canadian Military Equipment Production

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