An independent second opinion before you commit.
Architecture reviews, technology selection and requirement definition — so you buy and build the right thing, and avoid costly or poorly implemented projects.
Advice you can act on.
Understand
Interviews, document review and a look at the systems themselves — not just the slide decks.
Analyze options
Options with cost, risk and effort compared side by side, including doing nothing.
Recommend
A clear recommendation and a roadmap your team or any vendor can execute.
Typical questions we answer.
Architecture review
Is the current or proposed architecture secure, scalable and supportable?
Consulting deliverables.
What you receive. The exact scope is agreed in the statement of work.
Analysis
- Current-state assessment
- Options analysis with cost and risk
- Recommendation memo
Planning
- Target architecture
- Roadmap and phasing
- Budget estimates
Acquisition support
- Requirements documents
- Draft statements of work
- Evaluation criteria
NAICS codes for this work.
Registered in our SAM.gov entity record. All NAICS codes.
Often combined with.
Let’s talk about your requirement.
Solicitation, teaming idea or a problem you need solved — tell us about it. We reply personally, not with an autoresponder.
Thank you — your inquiry is in.
Reference . We will get back to you personally.
Questions about engineering & technical consulting.
Question not listed? Ask us directly — a person answers, not a chatbot.
Yes. We do not resell software licenses, so our recommendations are not tied to commissions.
Yes, where the rules allow it. If we help define requirements for a procurement, organizational conflict of interest rules may prevent us from bidding on it — we raise this before starting.
It depends on scope. A focused review of one system is typically a matter of weeks, not months. We agree the timeline in the proposal.
Both — but you decide. Some clients want advice only; others want us to execute the roadmap.
