Proposal Writing for US Fed / State Government RFQ / RFP
Government contracting can make your business grow very fast.
Proposal writing is hard, often tedious work because of the intense concentration required to write well.
Draft a proposal outline written in as much detail as possible.
The writing style is important.
Illustrate as much as possible
Avoid long sentences
Logically and consistently organized
Draft easy to read and understand the proposal
Our experienced consultants work at a very nominal rate for Proposal writing for US FED & State Government RFP/RFQ
Whether it be responding to a solicitation issued by a local, state, or federal agency, our team of proposal writing experts possesses the writing skills to develop a comprehensive proposal designed to communicate to your customer why your company or “team” should be awarded the contract.
Our team comprises:
Certified Professional Contracts Manager (CPCM)
Certified Federal Contracts Manager (CFCM)
Certified Commercial Contracts Manager from National Contracts Management Association
Our team’s proposal experience encompasses the following industries:
Construction/Facilities Maintenance
Staffing – Medical, Professional, IT, etc.
Information Technology – Web, Cyber, Software, Network, Help Desk, Project Management, etc.
Security
Professional Services
Products & Commodities
Marketing/Public Relations
Consulting, etc.
Dynamic’s unique background enables us to articulate a superior technical approach depending on the scope of the project. Should your firm need additional subcontractors or teaming partners to support certain aspects of the project, Dynamic’s Team will identify and pre-qualify potential partners that can add value where applicable, thus making your “team” more competitive through the combination of each firm’s past performance, qualifications, resources, key personnel, etc. In addition to developing the technical aspect of the proposal.
Dynamic also offers estimating and pricing support by performing market research to establish competitive compensation rates for professional employees, along with using your company’s financial statements to identify the firm’s general and administrative (G&A) expenses to be appropriately applied to the estimate.