Recompete Desk

Federal solicitations are between forty and four hundred pages, and the part that disqualifies you is rarely in the part you were reading. We read the whole thing and give you the requirements, numbered and cited to the page.

What you get

The requirements matrix

Every requirement in the solicitation, numbered, cited to the page it came from, with the evaluation factors it maps to and the conditions that put a bid out before anyone reads it.

A consultant doing this by hand is eight to twenty hours at $150 to $400 — call it $1,200 to $8,000.

This is $1,500.

Three at once

Three open solicitations in one code, read together. Bought singly they are three times the matrix price.

A consultant doing this by hand is eight to twenty hours at $150 to $400 — call it $1,200 to $8,000.

This is $3,600.

You and no more than two others

The same package, sold to at most three bidders on that solicitation, and we say so to each of them.

A consultant doing this by hand is eight to twenty hours at $150 to $400 — call it $1,200 to $8,000.

This is $3,500.

The office dossier

One contracting office read against itself: every solicitation it has run, the wording it reuses, the conditions that recur, and the count behind each of them. Sold only where the archive is deep enough.

A consultant doing this by hand is eight to twenty hours at $150 to $400 — call it $1,200 to $8,000.

This is $2,500.

The amendment re-check

The solicitation moved. This is what changed, against the draft you already have.

A consultant doing this by hand is eight to twenty hours at $150 to $400 — call it $1,200 to $8,000.

This is $1,000.

How it works

  1. You send the solicitation number, or we send you one we have already read.
  2. We send a payment link for that solicitation.
  3. The package arrives the same day.

Prices are per solicitation and the link is made for that solicitation, so there is no button on this page. Email alex@cairnandflint.com with the number.

What this is not

We do not write the proposal, we do not sign anything on your behalf, and we do not tell you whether a bid is a good idea. We read the document and show you what it asks for, with the page it asks for it on.

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