Federal Contract Map
Know who already sells what you make to the government.
Research on your products, pulled from federal contract records, back in 3 days. You get a map of who holds the work, what they are paid, when it comes up again, and which of them you should be talking to now. What takes us 3 days would probably take you a year.
Delivered in 3 business days · Includes 1 revision round and satisfaction guarantee
What you get
Who holds the contracts.
Every company currently holding federal contracts for the products you make.
What they are paid.
The dollars behind each contract, so you know which ones are worth your time.
When each one comes up.
When each contract expires or comes up for recompete, looking out eighteen months.
Which primes to approach now.
The prime contractors worth approaching for subcontract work today, and why.
Intel, access, and pipeline
Before spending months bidding blind, get the verified federal intelligence on where the business is actually flowing for your products.
Direct intelligence.
Know the exact contract values, incumbent winners, and pricing history before spending weeks on a proposal.
Prime contractor access.
Identify prime contractors required to meet small-business subcontracting quotas for what you manufacture.
18-month roadmap.
Expiring contracts and renewal timelines mapped out so your team positions early instead of reacting late.
Clear plant fit.
Filter out solicitation dead-ends immediately and focus solely on opportunities matched to your actual equipment.
One finding from one afternoon
A label manufacturer believed their route into defense work ran through their prime. I pulled that prime’s federal record. $1.3 million across 159 orders over eleven years, every dollar of it Federal Prison Industries and the Bureau of Prisons. No Department of Defense work at all.
The route they were counting on did not exist. Better to learn that in a week than after a year of chasing it.
IM Manufacturing
Five DLA contracts, over $1 million in combined ceiling value, in under six months.
Where this fits
I work in three steps. First, market research: where the federal business is for what you make. Second, finding the opportunities that fit. Third, bidding and following up until you win.
The Federal Contract Map is the first step on its own. Hand it to your sales team, or bring me on for the rest once you see what is there.
Frequently asked questions
Does this include proposal writing or bid submission?
No. The Contract Map is standalone market intelligence and opportunity analysis. If you choose to pursue bids on the opportunities identified, Alexis works proposal engagements separately.
What products does this cover?
Any physical product or component the federal government purchases, mapped directly to your NAICS codes and manufacturing capabilities.
What is the turnaround time?
Delivered as a comprehensive written dossier in 3 business days, including a full revision round.
What is the guarantee?
If we do not identify viable federal contract opportunities or prime subcontracting pathways matching your products, you receive a full refund.
Know your market.
$2,500 · 3 business days · Complete intelligence dossier
Delivered in 3 business days · Includes 1 revision round and satisfaction guarantee