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What you get

What the 30 minutes covers

Prefer to talk right now

Mon–Fri, 9–6 ET.

Not ready for a call?

Take the 60-second bid audit on the homepage. Three questions, no email required.

Request your call

Five fields. We respond within one business day to confirm a time.

How it runs

What happens on the call

No discovery phase that quietly becomes the deliverable. Four steps, and you can stop at any of them.

1

STEP 01

Book a time

Pick a slot and tell us in one line what you’re pursuing, so we arrive prepared rather than spending the first ten minutes on background.

2

STEP 02

Tell us the situation

We ask about the opportunity, the deadline, your current capacity, and what has gone wrong on previous pursuits.

3

STEP 03

Get a straight read

Whether the pursuit is winnable, whether the staffing timeline is realistic, and which of our capabilities actually apply.

4

STEP 04

Decide the next step

You get a written summary. If there’s a fit, a scope and fixed price follow. If there isn’t, we say so.

After the call

What an engagement looks like

If you do go ahead, this is the shape of it.

1

DAY 1

Readiness review

A 30-minute call to audit your registrations, pipeline, and capacity, then agree on the fastest path to a submittable bid.

2

WEEK 1

Capture & compliance plan

Compliance matrix, win themes, teaming decisions, and a schedule with named owners and review gates.

3

WEEKS 2–4

Write, staff, submit

Volumes drafted and color-team reviewed while recruiters line up cleared key personnel and letters of intent.

4

POST-AWARD

Debrief & scale

Win or lose, we run the debrief, fold lessons into your library, and set up the next pursuit cycle.

Before you book

Common questions

Thirty minutes is the standard slot. A single staffing requirement is often shorter; a live solicitation with a compliance question can run longer, and we won't cut you off at the mark.
Nothing needs preparing. If you have a solicitation number, the due date, and a rough sense of what your team can cover internally, that's more than enough.
No. We start with your requirement and tell you where we can help and where we can't. If there's no fit, the call ends with that answer and you keep the summary.
Someone who works federal pursuits or federal recruitment directly, depending on what you tell us in the form. Not a qualifier reading a script.
Yes, before reviewing any solicitation material. Say so in the form and we'll have it ready before the call rather than after it.
It's used to arrange and prepare for the call. We don't sell it or add you to a marketing sequence without your consent. See the privacy policy.
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