No. We are a review and advisory firm, not a proposal-writing service. We assess your draft and give you specific, actionable feedback — the words and content remain entirely yours.
No, and we never will. No ethical consultant can guarantee a government award — decisions rest solely with the evaluating agency. Our role is to help your proposal be as clear, compliant, and competitive as possible before you submit.
Standard turnaround is five business days. Expedited 72-hour and 48-hour options are available at the rates published on the pricing page. For deadlines under three days, contact us to confirm availability before booking.
Yes. An ITB is a different exercise from a proposal. It awards to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, so there are no evaluation criteria and no scoring committee — narrative quality earns nothing. What decides an ITB is responsiveness: whether every mandatory submittal is present, current, and in the form the agency asked for. A single unacknowledged addendum or missing affidavit can have the lowest price rejected without consideration. Our Bid Responsiveness Review works the bid package line by line against those requirements.
Three things: the complete ITB, every addendum the agency has issued, and your bid documents as you intend to submit them — bid form, pricing schedule, bond or security, affidavits, licensing, and any subcontractor or participation listings. The review is a comparison against the solicitation, so missing source documents limit what we can confirm. If an addendum lands after you send the package, forward it and we will re-check what it changed.
Any organization responding to government solicitations — from small businesses pursuing a first award to established contractors refining recurring responses. If you submit proposals to public buyers, a review can help.
Construction, engineering, IT and cybersecurity, professional and advisory services, marketing and communications, and other fields that compete for government contracts. Because our focus is evaluation and clarity, our approach applies across sectors.
Yes. Your draft proposals and solicitation materials are treated as confidential and used only to perform your review. We rely solely on information you provide and publicly available procurement best practices.
Yes, in a defined role. Automated tooling handles the mechanical passes: Section L completeness, tracing every requirement in the SOW to a response, and cross-referencing evaluation criteria against your content. That output is a starting point, never a deliverable. Human review is a required step, not an optional one — every finding is reviewed, weighted, and scored by a person with government evaluation experience, and no report is issued until that review is complete. Deciding what an evaluator will actually penalize is judgment, not pattern matching.
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