Pricing
SDVOSB-Backed Advisory

Three advisory tiers. No percentage-of-contract pricing.

Fixed-fee scope across the three advisory lanes SDVOSB firms and federal primes actually need — set-aside posture, proposal development, and the full capture-through-award pipeline. Pick the tier that matches where you are in the pursuit, then bring us a target solicitation and a response date.

Advisory Tiers

Pick the lane that matches where you are in the pursuit.

Every tier is scoped to a defined deliverable against a single target solicitation. Bring us the SAM opportunity link and your response date; we send back a written SOW with milestones before any billable work starts.

Set-Aside Advisory
For SDVOSB firms and traditional primes building (or inheriting) a set-aside runway. We assess your SAM/VetCert posture, your eligibility math, and your teaming-credit readiness, then deliver a written remediation plan and a target-solicitation short list with an entry strategy you can act on before the next response date.
From $4,500per engagement
  • SAM.gov / VetCert posture audit
  • SDVOSB eligibility math & NAICS mapping
  • Teaming-credit readiness review
  • Target solicitation short list
Start with set-aside advisory
Proposal Development
Most Popular
For SDVOSB firms writing their first set-aside proposal and for primes needing a credible SDVOSB teaming package. We deliver color-team reviews, a Section L/M compliance matrix, and a red-team pass — the FAR Part 15 discipline we apply on our own federal work, offered directly to your team before the response date.
From $12,500per solicitation
  • SAM.gov / VetCert posture audit
  • SDVOSB eligibility math & NAICS mapping
  • Teaming-credit readiness review
  • Target solicitation short list
  • Color-team proposal review
  • Section L/M compliance matrix
  • Red-team proposal pass
Scope proposal development
Capture & Compliance
For firms running the full pipeline through award — capture, proposal, post-award. We build the SDVOSB teaming posture, write the proposal, run color-team and red-team, and stand up the DCAA/DFARS posture required for clean incurred-cost submissions and CPARS-defensible deliverables on the first task order.
From $36,000per pursuit
  • SAM.gov / VetCert posture audit
  • SDVOSB eligibility math & NAICS mapping
  • Teaming-credit readiness review
  • Target solicitation short list
  • Color-team proposal review
  • Section L/M compliance matrix
  • Red-team proposal pass
  • DCAA-ready accounting posture audit
Start a capture engagement

Illustrative samples

GovCon advisory, engagement by engagement.

Sample copy only — these are not verified client statements. Replace with approved testimonials before publication.

“The set-aside review clarified our eligibility posture and gave us practical next steps for a target solicitation.”
Sample attributionSDVOSB firm
“Turning Section L/M requirements into a compliance matrix gave our proposal team a clearer path through the response.”
Sample attributionFederal prime
“Capture and compliance planning helped bring our teaming decisions and proposal work into one pursuit plan.”
Sample attributionSDVOSB firm

Compare

What each tier includes side-by-side.

Same five evaluation features across all three tiers. Pick the tier that delivers them in the scope you need.

Feature
Set-Aside AdvisoryFrom $4,500
Proposal DevelopmentFrom $12,500
Capture & ComplianceFrom $36,000
SAM.gov / VetCert posture audit
SDVOSB eligibility math & NAICS mapping
Teaming-credit readiness review
Target solicitation short list
Color-team proposal review
Section L/M compliance matrix
Red-team proposal pass
DCAA-ready accounting posture audit

Frequently Asked

How we scope and price an engagement.

Bring us a target solicitation. We send back a written SOW.

The fastest path forward is to send the SAM opportunity link and your response date — we’ll scope what the engagement would actually cost based on Section L/M and the volume of past-performance evidence on hand.

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