
Let's talk about Capability Statements.
Capability statements are absolutely critical for consultants looking to secure bigger contracts. A well-written, polished capability statement shows that you mean business and will give you an edge over bland Word documents that look like 1997's Clippy made them. We make capability statements pop with expert content, bold colors, sharp photos, and unique layouts.
Why do you need a Capability Statement?
Business Development & Outreach
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Introduce your business to potential clients and partners
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Differentiate your company from competitors
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Showcase your expertise and unique value proposition
Government Contracting & Procurement
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Meet requirements for government agencies and prime contractors
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Demonstrate compliance with set-aside programs (e.g., SBA 8(a), WOSB, HUBZone)
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Support requests for information (RFIs) and market research inquiries
Networking & Relationship Building
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Leave behind at conferences, trade shows, and networking events
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Provide to prime contractors for subcontracting opportunities
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Share with potential clients during introductory meetings
Bidding & Proposal Support
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Include in RFP, RFQ, or RFI submissions
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Provide as a supplement to a proposal or bid package
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Use as a reference when completing capability narratives in applications
Marketing & Online Presence
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Upload to your website as a downloadable document
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Share on LinkedIn or other business networking platforms
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Use as an attachment in cold emails or outreach campaigns
Investment & Partnership Opportunities
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Present to investors or financial institutions
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Use when seeking joint ventures or teaming arrangements
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Establish credibility with private sector clients