I will respond to sources sought notices and rfis for your bids

Up to 10% of all federal opportunities in sam.gov are sources sought or RFIs (Request for Information). But what's a sources sought? and how does it help win government bids?

A Sources sought notice is a form of market research that agencies post before a full solicitation release, to determine whether there are interested offerors to provide the specified services herein.

Responding to sources sought is an important part of the bidding process, it serves both as a marketing tool to network your firm's capabilities to federal agencies, and to influence the acquisition by making recommendations and ghosting your strengths and the weaknesses of the competition. For example: if your firm is a Service Disabled Veteran-owned Small Business and only you responded to the sources sought, then it is pretty much guaranteed that the solicitation released will be SDVOSB set-aside.

As part of my response, I will provide you with a sources sought notice response by creating a standardized response format with a cover page, and corporate overview.