Premier V provides supply chain management as well as other management services for diverse government request. Omar Ceja has experience in managing resources in multiple industries. Premier V manages government resources in order to meet mission readiness for different departments and agencies.
Premier V is a SB(Micro)-PW/DVBE (Small Business Micro Public Works/Disabled Veteran Business Entity). We resell products to California because we are a recipient of the CMAS (California Multiple Awards Schedule) #4-22-06-1007. We are a California reseller #235407040-00002.
CEO Omar Ceja is a serial Entrepreneur that currently owns multiple businesses. He has owned everything from the cell phone store to clothing stores since leaving the Marine Corps. Currently, Omar also owns a brand of Shapeware with his wife Brenda that they have been building for the last 5 years. They currently manufacture and …
Brenda is a wife, mother and Entrepreneur and currently co-owner and creator of the Brand Perfect Silhouette. Initially, Brenda and her husband Omar (CEO) started reselling shapeware until finally, they broke out and started their own brand. Perfect Silhouette is a brand they can be proud of and they currently manufacture and import authentic shapeware …
Christopher Quiñones was born in Delano, California. Graduated from Delano High School in 1998. While attending DHS, he ran track and field for all four years, played football for 3 years and played varsity basketball for one year. After graduating from Delano high School, he moved to southern California to go to college at DeVery …
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Small Business(Micro)-Public Works/ Disabled Veteran Business Entity Benefits of Certification Inclusion in the state’s goal to spend 25 percent of all contract dollars with Small Businesses and 3 percent with DVBEs Eligible for a 5 percent bid preference for Small Businesses on applicable state solicitations Eligible for up to a 5 percent incentive for DVBEs …
Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business The federal government aims to award at least 3% of all federal contracting dollars to Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSB) each year.Competition is limited for certain federal contract opportunities to businesses that participate in the SDVOSB program. Joining the SDVOSB program makes your business eligible to compete for the program’s set-aside contracts. …