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Government Contracting Consulting

Government contracting consulting that helps businesses win federal, state, and local contracts — from SAM registration and NAICS code selection to proposal writing and compliance.

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What We Do SAM registration & federal proposal strategy

Assessment

Deep current-state review of your processes, data, and organizational readiness before any recommendation is made.

Strategy

A clear, prioritized plan with defined owners, milestone dates, and measurable success criteria.

Execution

Embedded support that keeps work moving — weekly standups, progress tracking, and real-time problem-solving.

Outcomes

Quantified results reported to leadership: revenue impact, cost savings, risk reduction, or capability built.

Our Process

1
Discover — Stakeholder interviews, data audit, and competitive benchmarking.
2
Design — Strategy framework and phased roadmap aligned to your goals.
3
Execute — Embedded delivery with weekly reporting and fast course-correction.
4
Transfer — Documentation and knowledge handoff for sustainable results.

Packages

GovCon Readiness
$2,495
SAM.gov registration, NAICS/PSC code selection, capability statement, and set-aside eligibility assessment (8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, HUBZone).
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Proposal Support
$5,500
RFP analysis, win theme development, technical volume writing, pricing strategy, and compliance matrix.
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GovCon Suite
$9,500/mo
Full capture management: pipeline development, teaming partner identification, proposal writing, and post-award compliance support.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is SAM.gov and why do we need it?
System for Award Management is the federal database all government contractors must register in to receive contracts or grants. Registration must be active and renewed annually — we handle setup and maintenance.
What are small business set-asides?
Contracts reserved exclusively for businesses meeting size standards in categories like 8(a) (disadvantaged), WOSB (women-owned), SDVOSB (service-disabled veteran), and HUBZone. Set-asides dramatically reduce competition — we identify your eligibility.
How long does it take to win a first contract?
For new entrants: 6-18 months from registration to first award is typical. Faster wins are possible through subcontracting, IDIQ task orders, and micro-purchase thresholds. We build a realistic pipeline from day one.
What is a capability statement?
A one-page marketing document for government buyers that summarizes your core competencies, differentiators, past performance, and contact information. Required for contracting officer meetings and often the first impression you make.

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