We help qualified foreignfirms establish a U.S.presence and compete inpublic and private markets.We continue supporting theircontract pursuits through award.

Scale $7.01T

In FY2025, total federal outlays were $7.01 trillion (U.S. Treasury Final Monthly Treasury Statement, Sept 2025).

Contracts $793B

In FY2025, U.S. federal agencies committed about $793 billion on contracts (GAO Snapshot of Government-wide Contracting FY2025).

A large share of that demand sits in six industry sectors. Open the sector that matches what you do.

25 countries in our global focus.

6 sectors

About $793B in U.S. federal contracts, FY2025.(GAO Snapshot FY2025)

Structured pathway of about 90 days

01 / Sectors

Six doors

Open the sector that matches what you do.

U.S. federal contract spending by sector, FY2025 (all businesses).

Source: USAspending.gov, FY2025 contract obligations, award types A, B, C, and D.
Select a row to open that sector.

Some totals overlap. Manufacturing includes petroleum refining (NAICS 3241), which is also counted in Mining, Oil & Gas. Digital Health & Care Systems and Healthcare spending totals are omitted pending verified source-code recalculation. Relevant businesses may appear in more than one sector (for example Manufacturing and Healthcare).

02 / Pathway

How it works

Entering the U.S. market takes more than opening a branch. GEP helps you establish your U.S. business presence, meet strict compliance standards, prepare to sell to government and private-sector buyers, and pursue suitable opportunities. Our support continues through contract award.

Public- and private-sector work runs in parallel throughout the pathway. Opportunities and relationships developed in each lane inform the other.

Select a stage to see what happens in it

Before day 1

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Day 1

Day 31

Day 61

Day 90+

03 / Fit

Who this is for

Established, privately held companies based outside the United States, often with ten or more years in business, that offer a high-quality product or service capable of competing in U.S. public and private markets.

You have wanted to establish a lawful U.S. business presence for some time. For some business owners, that goal also includes lawfully relocating to the United States with their families.

You may have been told that entering the U.S. market is too difficult, believed the cost was beyond your reach, or heard that firms like yours would not be welcome in the U.S. market.

You may already be ready to establish a U.S. presence and compete for customers and contracts. Or you may want to take the first step: understand whether it is feasible for your firm, what it would require, and how to proceed.

RequirementYour firm must not have ownership or financing ties that make it legally ineligible to pursue contracts in U.S. public and private markets.