FOR TEAMS THAT ALREADY HOLD GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
Protect the contracts you already hold
A re-tender starts long before the notice. The budget line for the next phase, the committee note, the new officer in charge.
- 70 to 80%
- of re-competed contracts are won by the incumbent, by common industry estimate in US federal contracting. The advantage belongs to those who see the re-tender coming.
What you do with it
01
Re-tender early warning
Budget provision for the next cycle, a phase-two approval, a fresh study for work you currently deliver. Know before the notice.
02
Expansion inside the account
Adjacent departments, new phases, scope extensions. Same ministry, new money.
03
Officer changes
The officer who signed your contract moves. Know when, and who has taken over, from the official directory.
04
Risk signals
Budget cuts, audit remarks, a policy shift. Read them the day they are published.
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