Choose support for where your business is today. You do not need to purchase every service before receiving bid or proposal assistance.
A conversation about your business, goals, general readiness, obvious gaps, and next steps. Custom research, solicitation analysis, eligibility determination, document review, insurance/bond research, and compliance deliverables are paid work.
Relevant opportunities. A focused starting point.
Research public-sector opportunities against your services, geography, capacity, experience, and preferences.
Typical scope: A focused opportunity shortlist with source links and key dates, where suitable current matches are found.
Combine focused opportunity discovery with an organized overview to help you choose what to explore next.
Typical scope: A scoped search plus high-level comparison of potential matches and suggested next steps. Detailed solicitation analysis is separate unless expressly included.
Know what a pursuit will ask of your business.
Have a specific bid in mind? Understand its requirements before committing to the response.
Typical scope: An organized summary of deadlines, required documents, eligibility considerations, and potential readiness gaps for one solicitation.
Organize the administrative foundations your business needs for a more deliberate approach to contracting.
Typical scope: A scoped readiness review, document inventory, gap list, and prioritized action plan. Any document creation or registration work is identified in your quote.
Bring the pieces of your response together.
Get hands-on help organizing the administrative requirements of a defined bid response.
Typical scope: A requirements checklist, forms and document coordination, and an assembled response package for your review. Technical content and estimating remain yours.
Keep a more involved response moving across contributors, documents, and deadlines.
Typical scope: An agreed response schedule, contributor follow-up, version coordination, and review-ready materials within the defined scope.
Build the materials and systems behind the pursuit.
Introduce your business in a clear, professional document for public-sector audiences.
Typical scope: A concise capability statement using verified company details, services, differentiators, and experience supplied by you.
Navigate a defined vendor-registration process with administrative guidance.
Typical scope: Organization of required information and assistance with agreed registration steps. You control account access, attestations, and approvals.
Coordinate a practical starting set of vendor-registration tasks.
Typical scope: An agreed registration plan, information checklist, and administrative assistance for the portals named in your scope. Portal count and complexity are confirmed before work begins.
Custom quote
For larger, specialized, or multi-part engagements. We define deliverables, responsibilities, and timing together.
$95 / hour
For additional agreed support. Any work beyond your original scope requires approval before it begins.
+25–40%
Where capacity and deadlines allow. Availability and the exact surcharge are confirmed in your quote.
Pricing may vary based on project complexity, solicitation length, turnaround time, and scope. A final quote is provided before paid work begins. Package deliverables are confirmed in writing; services are not automatically added or bundled.
Registration-support fees pay for Celeriva’s assistance, not government approval. Government registration itself may be free, including SAM.gov registration.
Start with a complimentary readiness conversation.