Contractor awarded $156mil to provide 30mil meals only delivered 50k
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Right, because the WHITE HOUSE is Hiring the FEMA Subcontractors
you are one obtuse clueless individual
LightRoasted
If I may ...
If I may ...
Here she is ... ABOUT ME
Dr. Tiffany Brown
Dr. Tiffany Brown is no stranger to hard work and putting forth a strong effort to create success. The native of Atlanta has taken great pride in her education and strives to continue broadening her knowledge. Graduating with a degree in Political Science from the prestigious Spelman College in 2001, a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Clark Atlanta in 2004 and also a Doctorate in Public Policy from Walden University in 2009, Dr. Brown earned these achievements through determination and the desire to achieve her goals.
She has held positions with the United States Government Accountability Office, Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Georgia Law Center for the Homeless, Georgia Conservation Voters, Supreme Court of Georgia, Equifax, Coca-Cola Enterprises, and Atlanta Bar Association. Upon Graduation from Walden University, she has truly impacted change as an academic and practitioner. Dr. Brown is a former 2009 Write-in Atlanta Mayoral Candidate and owner of 3 companies:
Tribute Contracting LLC, a minority owned government consulting firm (with Three FEMA Contracts over a span of five that equals 10.8 million and 1 million sales this year alone)
Tiffany Brown Designs- women’s clothing line
Tiffany Brown Holdings Inc.- Consulting firm that have five divisions: entertainment, vending, radio, food, nonprofit management and book publishing
Luxe Fuel- A beverage delivery software app
She is the an author of several books: Daily Reflections of Life: A Book of Affirmations for the Ambitious (2010), Prayers of a Faithful Woman (2011), Anger: How to Control It So It Won’t Control You (2014) and Beware: The Risks to Faith Based organizations regarding political advocacy and corporate sponsorship (October 2018 Release).
In 2010, She was honored as a “Influencer” by BOSS Network for my social media activity (Twitter @drtiffanybrown) as a motivator force. The BOSS Network is a women’s empowerment alliance dedicated to highlighting women and creating opportunities for growth through networking beyond events. BOSS was named among the top 100 websites and one of the top 10 career sites for women in 2010 by Forbes.com
She is also an avid runner. She just completed her eighth Peachtree Road race and currently training for her eighth Thanksgiving Half Marathon. She is a member of National Coalition of 100 Black Women MECCA Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and active member of Impact Church where Rev Olu Brown is the Senior Pastor. She is the former President of the Women’s Usher Board, Corporate Sponsorship Coordinator, Board of Trustees and Vice Chair of Church Council. She is also on the Board of Directors of Beauty Recycled Foundation, and United Methodist Children’s Home.
Seems that she shut down her website. But there is Google web cache. hehehehehe
Here she is ... ABOUT ME
Dr. Tiffany Brown
Dr. Tiffany Brown is no stranger to hard work and putting forth a strong effort to create success. The native of Atlanta has taken great pride in her education and strives to continue broadening her knowledge. Graduating with a degree in Political Science from the prestigious Spelman College in 2001, a Master’s degree in Public Administration from Clark Atlanta in 2004 and also a Doctorate in Public Policy from Walden University in 2009, Dr. Brown earned these achievements through determination and the desire to achieve her goals.
She has held positions with the United States Government Accountability Office, Fulton County District Attorney’s Office, Georgia Law Center for the Homeless, Georgia Conservation Voters, Supreme Court of Georgia, Equifax, Coca-Cola Enterprises, and Atlanta Bar Association. Upon Graduation from Walden University, she has truly impacted change as an academic and practitioner. Dr. Brown is a former 2009 Write-in Atlanta Mayoral Candidate and owner of 3 companies:
Tribute Contracting LLC, a minority owned government consulting firm (with Three FEMA Contracts over a span of five that equals 10.8 million and 1 million sales this year alone)
Tiffany Brown Designs- women’s clothing line
Tiffany Brown Holdings Inc.- Consulting firm that have five divisions: entertainment, vending, radio, food, nonprofit management and book publishing
Luxe Fuel- A beverage delivery software app
She is the an author of several books: Daily Reflections of Life: A Book of Affirmations for the Ambitious (2010), Prayers of a Faithful Woman (2011), Anger: How to Control It So It Won’t Control You (2014) and Beware: The Risks to Faith Based organizations regarding political advocacy and corporate sponsorship (October 2018 Release).
In 2010, She was honored as a “Influencer” by BOSS Network for my social media activity (Twitter @drtiffanybrown) as a motivator force. The BOSS Network is a women’s empowerment alliance dedicated to highlighting women and creating opportunities for growth through networking beyond events. BOSS was named among the top 100 websites and one of the top 10 career sites for women in 2010 by Forbes.com
She is also an avid runner. She just completed her eighth Peachtree Road race and currently training for her eighth Thanksgiving Half Marathon. She is a member of National Coalition of 100 Black Women MECCA Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated and active member of Impact Church where Rev Olu Brown is the Senior Pastor. She is the former President of the Women’s Usher Board, Corporate Sponsorship Coordinator, Board of Trustees and Vice Chair of Church Council. She is also on the Board of Directors of Beauty Recycled Foundation, and United Methodist Children’s Home.
Seems that she shut down her website. But there is Google web cache. hehehehehe
transporter
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talk about the pot calling the kettle black.
Have you EVER read ANY of the sh1t you post on a daily basis?
If there is an award for that...Sappy gets my vote, no contest.
Today must be irony day.
MiddleGround
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#whiteprivilege
#BLM
#BLM
You missed the part where the company had a history of problems handling smaller government contracts worth less than $100,000 and had been barred from government work until 2019. This is the whole friggin' problem, government contracting offices do not do their job and no one ever points a finger at them.
DLA "lost" about a billion dollars. It's going to cost about another billion to figure out why. What the hell, it's only money.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/02/05/pentagon-logistics-agency-review-funds-322860
MiddleGround
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Even sadder when you figure that for every engineer, technician, or manual labor person, there are 2 people tracking money. Insane!!
And yet it took so long for us to get paid for hardware delivered on time and with all the required documentation that we will not accept purchase orders from DLA any more. They want to buy our hardware (and they do need to), we make them purchase through some other contract vehicle so that we're not dealing directly with the gummint. Of course that immediately adds on to the price the gummint ultimately pays for our chit but, frankly, I do not care. Government procurement...FARS..is totally out of control.
PeoplesElbow
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Past contract performance is not allowed to be considered when awarding a contract....
I spend many hours writing justifications on why I need XYZ from company ABC and why a similar version from company DEF will not work properly.
I spend many hours writing justifications on why I need XYZ from company ABC and why a similar version from company DEF will not work properly.
NYT is another "news" outlet that lies its ass off, and therefore I presume everything they print is a lie.
From her bio, it seems she has a few irons in the fire. Most likely she got the contract, then got someone else to do the actual cooking, while taking a hefty cut for doing very little work. Not a bad way to make a living if you can find contracts on a consistent basis.
Apparently one of the secrets is to just keep sending them an invoice, eventually someone will get tired of seeing it cross their desk and will just pay it. I received a payment for services not provided and when it was backtracked they said it was my fault because I sent too many invoices.
There's the whole secret, just be a general contractor. Bid on everything and see who bites, sub it all out. When things go south, blame the subs and get a new contract.
