Pricing

Our Service Packages

 

Our flexible service packages are designed to meet businesses at every stage, providing the right level of support needed to successfully enter and grow within government contracting.

Custom Pricing for Proposals Available

Custom pricing is available for proposal development upon request. Each proposal is evaluated individually based on the estimated hours required to complete the work. Clients receive two pricing options

Full Support: Comprehensive proposal development, writing, and submission support.

Outline, Setup & Review: A structured outline, compliance setup, and a full review of your draft before submission.

This approach ensures you receive the level of support that best fits your needs, timeline, and budget.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is government contracting?

Government contracting involves businesses providing goods or services to federal, state, local government or education agencies through formal or informal procurement processes.

How long does certification take?

Certification timelines vary depending on the program, but most processes can take several weeks to a few months for approval.

What are NAICS codes?

A NAICS Code is a federal industry classification number that identifies the primary type of work your business performs. Government agencies use these codes—especially in federal and federally funded contracting—to categorize vendors and match them with relevant contracting opportunities.

Who can SUBMIT for A government contract?

Any size business — including small and medium‑sized businesses — can participate in government contracting as long as they meet the eligibility requirements and complete the required registrations. Government agencies purchase from nearly every industry sector, so most types of businesses can compete for opportunities.

Certifications such as MBE, WBE, HUB, 8(a), or SDVOSB can strengthen a company’s competitiveness, but they are not mandatory to do business with government entities. They simply provide access to set‑aside programs and additional visibility, not basic eligibility.

Do I need experience IN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING to get started with SMR?

No — you do not need prior government contracting experience to get started with SMR. Many businesses begin their government contracting journey with only private‑sector experience, and that experience can be used to demonstrate past performance.

With the right positioning, preparation, and strategy, new vendors can successfully enter the government marketplace and compete effectively. SMR helps you build that foundation so you can pursue opportunities with confidence.

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How can SMR help my business?

We guide you through every step, from certification and research to proposal writing and contract execution, improving your chances of success.

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