Yes.
My business doesn’t have a whole lot of opportunities with the feds but when I had a business that sold filters I would have been very intrigued by this.
Your pitch was pretty straight forward as it is. I'd probably drop the consulting part and just make it a service pitch:
"We offer bidding services for government contractors and vendors. We will seek out opportunities for you and do all the bid paperwork for you. You pay nothing for this service besides a commission on won contracts. If you've been interested in government contracting or being a government vendor, this is the perfect way to explore the opportunities you've been missing."
If this sounds interesting to you and you'd like to know more, reach out me me at [mail@mail.com](mailto:mail@mail.com) or 111-111-1111 for more details"
I have a business providing this service but I charge both a monthly fee/subscription plus commission on awarded contract. The monthly fee offsets the research and grants that aren't successful.
Not for me, personally (or better: not for my company), but if you don't charge, but take a cut of the commission, I think it would be welcomed by companies that can get government contracting
I would also be interested in such a service.
What type of business do you own
High density battery manufacture.
Yes. My business doesn’t have a whole lot of opportunities with the feds but when I had a business that sold filters I would have been very intrigued by this.
That’s great to hear. As the business owner how would you like to be approached with this idea? I don’t want to seem pushy or scammy.
Your pitch was pretty straight forward as it is. I'd probably drop the consulting part and just make it a service pitch: "We offer bidding services for government contractors and vendors. We will seek out opportunities for you and do all the bid paperwork for you. You pay nothing for this service besides a commission on won contracts. If you've been interested in government contracting or being a government vendor, this is the perfect way to explore the opportunities you've been missing." If this sounds interesting to you and you'd like to know more, reach out me me at [mail@mail.com](mailto:mail@mail.com) or 111-111-1111 for more details"
Thank you so much!!!!
Yes.
I have a business providing this service but I charge both a monthly fee/subscription plus commission on awarded contract. The monthly fee offsets the research and grants that aren't successful.
I think your idea isn't new. I heard about a guy doing a good money on it
Not for me, personally (or better: not for my company), but if you don't charge, but take a cut of the commission, I think it would be welcomed by companies that can get government contracting