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You can't afford a $200K capture manager, but you're losing deals to firms that have one.
A capture team's work product, priced per pursuit.
- 14 Documents
- 7 Federal data sources
- 5 Verification layers
- 1–2 Business days
// THE PACKAGEExplore all 14 documents →
One package. Fourteen documents. Every answer.
Built against your specific solicitation and grouped by the questions your BD meeting actually asks.
Every package ships with its evaluation scorecard.
Should we bid?
Opportunity Analysis
The master briefing — scope summary, agency context, fit assessment, Pwin score, and recommended next actions for the bid.
Capture Plan
Shipley-aligned capture plan: phases, milestones, color-team checkpoints, and decision gates from now through submission.
Eval Scorecard
Predicted evaluation scoring of your competitive position against the solicitation's stated criteria. Identifies weak areas and recommends improvements before proposal writing begins.
Who are we up against?
Competitive Analysis
Profiles of the incumbent and likely competitors covering past performance, contract footprint, strengths, and exposed weaknesses.
Competitor Beat Sheets
A beat sheet for every competitor that clears the threat threshold — how they bid, where they're vulnerable, and how to outscore them. Competitors below the threshold are profiled in the Competitive Analysis.
Teaming Analysis
Teaming candidates ranked by capability fit, contract vehicle access, and complementary set-aside posture.
What's our price?
Position Analysis Report
Labor market analysis per extracted position — geographic wage data, posting density, and competitive staffing landscape.
Price-to-Win
Labor pricing analysis benchmarked against federal wage and rate data, with a recommended bid range and pricing rationale.
What do we write?
Win Themes
Solicitation-specific discriminators tailored to the agency's stated and inferred evaluation priorities.
Compliance Matrix
Section L/M cross-walk so every solicitation requirement maps to a proposal section, owner, and reference.
Compliance Heat Map
Visual matrix showing requirement coverage gaps and risk concentration before pen hits paper.
Capability Statement
Solicitation-tailored capability statement aligned to the agency's mission language and your NAICS posture.
Proposal Framework
Section-by-section proposal outline mapped to evaluation criteria, with page budgets and compliance cross-references.
Draft Proposal
Section-by-section proposal draft built from the Proposal Framework — aligned to evaluation criteria, compliance-mapped, and ready for color-team review.
Document 14 is the one nobody else delivers: your proposal, drafted. When your team has revised it, we red-team it before the government does.
// THE ENGINE BEHIND IT
Four intelligence systems feed every package: on-request lead scanning, package generation, sole-source targeting, and pre-solicitation signals. Grounded in seven federal data sources, aligned to the Shipley capture lifecycle, and verified through five layers before an operator signs off.
See the engine →// WHY PER-PURSUIT
GovWin IQ sells an enterprise license. GovTribe sells subscriptions. GovDash and NextStage sell platforms. Prime Recon Labs sells the finished package — one pursuit at a time.
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