Industries · Private sector

The small-business teammate your next bid needs.

Prime contractors need small-business partners who can actually perform. Send us the solicitation — we tell you where we fit, what we would perform and how we count toward your subcontracting plan.

Typical needs
Small-business subcontracting goalsSurge capacityHelp desk scopeSoftware development scopeBack-office scopePast performance for proposalsCapability statements for teaming
11
NAICS codes
Registered in SAM.gov
250+
Partner staff
Delivery capacity through the aLIVE group
1
Page
Capability statement ready to attach
Fast answers

Send the RFP. Get a fit assessment.

Tell us the solicitation number, scope and role you have in mind. We review it and reply with where we fit, what we would perform and what we would need from you — or a clear no.

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Compliance

Teaming done properly.

Clear agreements protect both sides — and the bid.

AGREEMENTS

Teaming agreement and NDA before proposal work

WORK SHARE

Scope and share defined in writing

FLOW-DOWN

Prime contract clauses flowed down and followed

REPORTING

Status reports on your schedule and format

FAQ

Questions from government contractors.

Question not listed? Ask us directly — a person answers, not a chatbot.

Once we sign a teaming agreement for an opportunity, we do not join a competing team for it.

We provide references and project descriptions that are ours. Where our delivery partner performed work, we describe it as partner experience — never as our own.

Send it with the due date. We prioritize by deadline and tell you right away if we cannot meet it.

Yes — before any proposal information is exchanged.

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