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Business Oregon : Apex Accelerator (formerly the Government Contracting Assistance Program [GCAP]) : Government Contracting Assistance Program (GCAP) : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> Apex Accelerator (formerly the Government Contracting Assistance Program [GCAP]) Apex Accelerator (formerly the Government Contracting Assistance Program [GCAP]) For more than 30 years, Apex Accelerator (formerly the Government Contract Assistance Program) has assisted the state’s businesses by connecting business to government contracting opportunities.
This fosters a pipeline of competitive contractors ready to serve all levels of government (federal, state, and local). Apex Accelerator assists companies through a variety of services including technical assistance, counseling, bid matching services, sub-contracting assistance, workshops, and conferences.
Program counselors are located in all regions of the state, with a heightened focus on outreach to rural and underserved communities. Most Apex Accelerator services are also free of charge. Between July 1 2023 and June 30 2025, Apex Accelerator helped 5,715 Oregon businesses obtain federal contracts with a total value exceeding $411 million.
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