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Rick Antezana, CEO
by Rick Antezana, CEO
on Sep 14, 2026, 10:00:01 AM

Certified and qualified describe two different things, and a solicitation that treats them as interchangeable will attract bids that all look compliant on paper. Certification is a credential a ...

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