A proposal writer can tell you whether your submission reads well. Only someone who has scored one can tell you how it will score.
Most reviewers have written proposals. We have evaluated them, negotiated them, and administered the contracts that followed. From the day a solicitation is advertised to the day the work is delivered, we have been on the government side of each step.
That changes what a review looks for. Beyond whether your proposal scores well, we flag commitments that will not survive negotiations and promises that will be difficult to deliver after award.
Grounded in years of experience with how public solicitations are structured and reviewed.
We read your proposal the way a scorer would, then show you exactly where clarity breaks down.
Every note is something your team can actually implement before the deadline.
We treat solicitation instructions as non-negotiable — because evaluators do too.
Akros comes from the Greek word meaning “highest” or “utmost.” It reflects our commitment to pursuing excellence in every proposal we review and every client we serve.
As Christians, we also believe true excellence begins with Christ, the cornerstone of everything we build.
“For no one can lay a foundation other than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.”
1 Corinthians 3:11 (ESV)
Fees are set by proposal size and turnaround. Both are published.