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Working nights on a proposal means the plan failed weeks ago.

April 8, 2026 | Uncategorized

Here is the fix:

Research early. Know the agency’s priorities before the solicitation posts. Not the night it drops.

Position before the RFP. 

If the agency does not know you yet, the proposal is just a very expensive cold call.

Build the capture plan now. 

A good capture plan is like a slow cooker, set it early and dinner is ready on time. 

Skip it and you are ordering pizza at midnight wondering where it all went wrong.

Daytime proposals win. Midnight proposals survive.

Stay strategic.


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MYTH: Since the amount of goods and services the government buys is not affected by a economic downturn as private industry, the best time to begin selling to the government is during a recession.

FACT: Developing an effective government business development strategy usually takes years. Waiting until the economy is in recession to pull the trigger on a plan can doom it from the start as this strategy takes time and resources to develop….items that seem to be more scarce when the economy is in a downturn.