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Writing on procurement, capture and proposal practice — for the people who do the work.

Capture management

Bid/no-bid is arithmetic before it is judgment

Expected value is one line of arithmetic, and the break-even win rate it implies is a division on two numbers you already have. Both are worth doing before the part of the decision that needs judgment.

Eric Lamanna — Director of Business Development

Proposal practice

The 30-day response, budgeted backwards

The FAR sets a 30-day floor on the response window. Most teams spend it in a shape that puts review at the end, where there is no room left — and the cost of a slipped day turns out to be lumpy rather than linear.

Eric Lamanna — Director of Business Development

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See what you are not bidding on.

Connect a source, describe what your company does, and look at the opportunities that come back before deciding whether any of this is worth your time.