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Competitive Assessments

 
Competitive Assessments
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Define your best win posture – we lead your team through a comprehensive market and competitor assessment.

The most effective way to build a winning proposal is by starting with a structured competitive assessment – tailored to your needs. Our proven process ensures you build the right team, compares your with your competitors, and provides an impartial facilitator. It jump starts your process and lays the foundation for a winning proposal. In order to be effective, you need the expertise of both sides of the proposal process. Our proposal experts are all retired from government senior-level acquisition positions and have extensive industry experience.

The goal of the competitive assessment is two-fold – determine competitors’ anticipated behavior and develop specific win strategies and themes.

Our Competitive Assessment Process:

  • Anticipates source selection evaluation criteria and proposal requirements (using our experience and analyzing customer needs)
  • Anticipates competitor win strategies through a competitive simulation or Black Hat
      - How would competitors intend to beat you
      - What deal will they offer?
  • Define and assess competitors’ strengths and weaknesses
  • Assess the competitiveness, likelihood and impact of various teaming arrangements through a unique analysis tool
  • Develop your program win themes and strategies
      - Capitalize on your strengths and their weaknesses
      - Neutralize your weaknesses and their strengths
  • Update assessment throughout the solicitation process

    Related Functions

    Contracting
    Engineering
    Financial Management
    Logistics
    Program Management
    Training

    Reference Material

     August, 2007
     August, 2007