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Cinncinnati EEC » Resources » FAQs About Small Business » What is the difference between government contracting and government grants?

What is the difference between government contracting and government grants?

Government Contracting is when a company sells a product or service to the government as a transaction.

A grant is a dollar amount of money given by the government. Normally, the government only gives grants to non-profit organizations, targeted industries or companies with a technology advancement. See the previous question for more information on these types of grants.




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