Opportunity intelligence
Agency research and opportunity qualification that connect your capabilities with relevant government needs.
Government contracting consulting that helps your business pursue the right opportunities, get positioned earlier, and compete with a plan.
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Make informed decisions about where to compete—and build a stronger case for the work that fits.
Agency research and opportunity qualification that connect your capabilities with relevant government needs.
Capture planning, capability positioning, and Sources Sought or RFI market-research responses before the solicitation.
Teaming and subcontractor support, with a clear, compelling response for the opportunities you choose.
Understand the journey. Find the official resources. Know what to consider next—wherever your business is starting.
Business readiness, SAM.gov, your UEI, and certification eligibility.
Research buyers and distinguish opportunities from market-research notices.
Explore teaming, read solicitations, and prepare a responsive offer.
Understand award obligations, performance, and staying ready for what’s next.
Official SAM registration is free. Registration and certification do not guarantee an award.
Go straight to the sources for registration, certifications, procurement rules, and opportunities.
Prepare your entity registration and Unique Entity ID. SAM registration is free; a UEI alone is not a complete registration for direct federal awards.
Research federal procurement notices and amendments. Check the notice type, eligibility, and deadline—not every notice is an open solicitation.
Review 8(a), HUBZone, women-owned, and veteran-owned business programs. Each has its own eligibility and certification requirements.
Consult the Federal Acquisition Regulation, procurement rules, and contract clauses alongside the requirements of the specific solicitation.
Explore anticipated agency purchases earlier. Forecasts are planning information, not solicitations or promised awards.
Find help with contracting readiness, registration, certification eligibility, and opportunity research through SBA’s assistance directory.
Registration or certification does not guarantee a contract award. Always confirm the current official program and notice requirements. External resources open in a new tab.
FedRAMP’s November 2 announcement reports the first full CR26-compliant 20x Class C certification, granted October 29. The milestone concerns cloud-security assessment, not an agency ATO or a contract award.
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Final NIST IR 8547 connects cryptographic migration planning with federal deadlines and supply-chain dependencies.
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A targeted extension applies to applications returned on September 10, 2026. It is not a general deadline for all 8(a) applicants.
Read updateOfficial-source reporting with practical context. A market-research response, forecast, or certification update is not an open contract solicitation.
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Lawrence leads Potkay Baranski’s government contracting consulting work, helping companies identify opportunities that fit their capabilities and prepare a focused plan to compete.
His work centers on understanding government buyers, assessing opportunity fit, positioning capabilities early, and exploring teaming, subcontracting and proposal priorities around the work a company is ready to deliver.
As a family-owned small business, we value direct conversations, clear priorities and care in the details. We start by understanding your business, then shape the work around your goals and the scope we agree together.
Bring your capabilities, questions and ambitions. Let’s work out where to focus and whether our support is the right fit.
Bring your business goals. We’ll discuss your capabilities, your priorities, and whether working together makes sense.
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