These companies are the real marketplace - the IT Service Providers, Computer Services Companies doing business for America.

These Companies have known, existing high-profile government and private contracts to provide IT services and solutions, hiring and placing staff in their State and often in and outside their region, to get the job done for their clients.

These lists have been prepared by research into current public records, under U.S. and State, Contract Registration Regulations, using the latest information technology. You won't find the information compiled anywhere else.

Immediately after purchase, you will be connected to a link allowing you to download your digital goods. You will receive your product lists in PDF format; with USPS PDF ready-to-print mailing labels.

We recommend that you take the source list for your U.S. State, and for your Regional hub as well. Since companies often hire and place regionally, we recommend you take a source list for your regional hub: New York for the NY, NJ, CT and New England area; Virginia for the Potomac Region, MD, DE, PA, OH; Texas for the Southeast; Arizona and Colorado for the Western States; California and Washington State for the Pacific Coast Region.

IT service providers located in one State may place programmers and system engineers throughout their Region (the Tri-State Region for example, the Pacific Coast Region, the Mid-West Region).

They may provide IT services and staff to government entities and companies both within and outside the State in which the IT Services Company itself is located.

It is to your advantage to contact IT service providers in your State, in your Region, and outside your Region, for the widest possible job choice and placement.

To use IT Companies with Contracts

IT Staffing Firms

IT Outsourcing Companies (U.S. Based)

1. Develop a "prospect" selection of 10-12 company prospects from within the source lists. Do this by clicking on the company URL link and learning more about them, if they seem like a good or the best "fit" for you and your skills, your interests, your region.

2. Make a telephone call. Ask for the person in charge of hiring. Introduce yourself, giving them your skill set and number of years experience, and educational background. Ask about them - who they work for, what clients they have, what they are looking for now, and in the future. Take it from there.

You will receive your contact source list as a PDF from the download link you will receive immediately after purchase, with USPS PDF ready-to-print mailing labels. USPS Mailing Labels in Printable PDF format are also provided. If you do not already have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you may download Free Download Adobe Acrobat Reader by clicking here on: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

To use contact source list Email Links:
You may selectively send Emails to companies you have made contact with, including your resume electronically.

It is recommended you identify 10-12 "prospect companies" first, research who they are and what they are about from their website URL, make contact with a company representative, and ask if you may send your resume.  Get the person's name and individual e-mail address.  Send them your resume.

Follow-up to see if they received it.  Follow-up with a telephone call to talk more definitely about employment.

You may use your own Mailing List Manager and send e-mails to many people at once. This is an easy way to send an e-mail resume.

To Use - USPS Mailing Labels-
If you have identified companies to mail your resumes to, the 2 x 4 mailing labels are Ready to be Printed.