Business Resource Solutions (BRS)

With BRS as a fully integrated partner providing corporate business management services, your senior management is available to focus on business development and technical performance rather than dealing with back office issues. BRS, as a shared services organization supporting multiple clients, provides a cost- effective way to obtain corporate business operations services and minimizes your need to incur full-time expenses for employees, benefits, and associated office expenses. BRS only bills the hours that are utilized to support the client.

BRS is available to support start-ups and small businesses with a need to comply with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, Defense Contract Audit Agency, Department of Defense, Department of Labor, and other government agencies. All of our services are available to businesses nationwide that perform prime contracts and subcontracts for the federal government. The management team of BRS has extensive experience working with start-up, 8(a), small disadvantaged, and small-to-medium-sized companies.

BRS started in August 2005 in Huntsville and currently supports clients across the U.S., and throughout North Alabama. BRS serves as the business management services arm for government contracting firms that are in either the start-up phase, or are growing small and midsized companies. BRS services client companies with a combined total of more than 700 employees and revenues exceeding $70 million.

The Benefits of BRS...
You Get to Focus on What You Do Best

Benefits of using BRS as a Shared Services Provider:

What BRS Means to Your Company

As a shared services provider, or business process outsourcing company, BRS can help accelerate your company’s growth. How? BRS takes care of your accounting, HR and contract management needs, allowing you time to focus on the technical management and business development for your company.

What is a BPO or shared services organization?

Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)

BPO is the business practice of using specialized people or companies outside a company’s main business area. Usually, BPO is implemented as a cost-saving measure for tasks that a company requires but does not depend upon to maintain its position in the marketplace.

Shared Services Organization

The concept of a shared services organization allows a business to access internal products and services from a central group, or third-party provider.