You’re staring at another RFP that just dropped on SAM.gov. Your proposal team is already stretched thin, but this contract could be game-changing. Sound familiar? If you’re a small federal
Here’s something most government contractors don’t realize about federal proposal evaluation: evaluators don’t huddle around a conference table debating your proposal’s merits before scoring it. They sit alone at their
You've got a rock-star team. Your engineers know every bolt and specification. Your project managers have run similar work a dozen times. Your proposal writers can craft compelling narratives in
Federal infrastructure project management is complex and managing stakeholders with spreadsheets often makes it harder, not easier Trust me, you’re not alone. Between DOT agencies, environmental groups, community activists, subcontractors,
You’re hitting every performance metric. The contracting officer seems happy with your work. Your team has built solid relationships across the agency. So when that federal contract recompete solicitation drops,
If you’re drowning in daily bid emails from SAM.gov but haven’t won your first federal contract yet, you’re not alone. Most beginners feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of opportunities
“We are an 8-year-old company. We have had 3 government contracting consultants over the years, but we have not won anything new in the last 5 years. But spent about
Congratulations! You just won your first federal RFQ. You submitted your best proposal, navigated the evaluation process, and received that coveted award notification. But now you’re sitting there wondering: where’s
That sinking feeling when you realize your proposal might have compliance gaps just hours before submission? You’re not alone. Federal proposal compliance mistakes happen to experienced contractors daily, but the
You’ve spent weeks crafting what feels like the perfect federal proposal. Your technical approach is solid, your team is qualified, and your pricing seems competitive. Then the rejection notice arrives
