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About NC-RGC

Responsible growth starts with the right support.

The National Center for Responsible Government Contracting helps businesses grow in the public sector, with a primary focus on federal contracting and support for state and local opportunities.

Our company

A partner for the full lifecycle.

Since 2019, NC-RGC has supported more than 100 clients through its in-house team. Our work spans business development, proposal development, contract management, and strategic communication.

We help businesses identify, pursue, and perform federal government work while supporting their state and local contracting objectives. Our experience also includes business coaching, program coordination, training delivery, and government–industry engagement.

Our approach
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Set clear expectations

Define realistic objectives, responsibilities, and review timelines.

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Build with integrity

Represent capabilities truthfully and approach every engagement responsibly.

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Develop lasting capability

Share practical tools, templates, and knowledge that strengthen your team.

Certification & contracting identifiers

Service-disabled veteran-owned.

NC-RGC is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB).

CAGE code
9HHU0
Unique Entity ID (UEI)
FFG9W77UB558
Our public sector focus

Federal first.
State and local, too.

NC-RGC helps businesses develop a practical approach to public sector business. Federal contracting anchors our work, from market entry and capture planning through proposal development and contract management.

We also support state and local opportunities, applying the same emphasis on preparation, integrity, and disciplined execution.

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Federal contracting

Opportunity research, agency engagement planning, capture strategy, proposal support, GSA MAS, and post-award administration.

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State contracting

Market research, opportunity qualification, proposal development, and processes tailored to the procurement requirements of each pursuit.

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Local contracting

Practical support for assessing opportunities, preparing responses, and organizing contract responsibilities.

Our leadership

Experience shared.
Capability developed.

Meet the leaders guiding NC-RGC’s practical approach to government contracting and public sector business.

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Founder & President

Andy Bennett, PMP

Andy Bennett on LinkedIn

Andy founded NC-RGC in 2019 to help business owners approach government contracting with practical guidance and integrity. A 2002 graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, he served as an active-duty communications officer and gained firsthand experience with federal acquisitions.

He now leads NC-RGC’s consulting, training, and mentoring work, helping entrepreneurs understand government customers, assess opportunities, and prepare for the acquisition process. His approach connects market strategy with the day-to-day decisions needed to build a sustainable public sector business.

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Vice President

Angela Donahue

Angela Donahue on LinkedIn

Angela brings an educator’s and researcher’s perspective to her role as NC-RGC’s Vice President. Her work combines strategic communication, proposal support, facilitation, organizational strategy, and workforce development.

With a background in rhetoric, communication, and digital media, she helps teams explain complex technical ideas, bring stakeholders together, and connect expertise across government, industry, and academia. Her approach emphasizes applied learning and meaningful professional experiences for students and emerging talent.

Education & community

NC-RGC’s work includes government contracting workshops, internship-based professional development, and veteran entrepreneurship education.

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A practical conversation about your goals, your challenges, and the support you need.

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