SAS-GPS supports experienced defense & aerospace contractors pursuing federal, state, and local government opportunities across mission support, C5ISR, communications, research and development, military infrastructure, technology, professional services, and other defense requirements.
Our proposal professionals support the pursuit from opportunity qualification and capture strategy through proposal management, technical writing and development, teaming, pricing, compliance, reviews, production, and final submission.
Defense and aerospace procurements can involve technical requirements, security considerations, acquisition vehicles, teaming structures, past performance requirements, pricing, and rigorous proposal instructions.
Depending on the opportunity, contractors may need to demonstrate mission understanding, technical maturity, qualified personnel, security readiness, transition planning, program management, risk mitigation, relevant past performance, and the ability to execute in demanding operational environments.
For experienced defense contractors, technical capability alone does not make the proposal competitive. The response must translate that capability into clear evidence aligned with the solicitation's instructions, evaluation criteria, mission priorities, and performance risks.
SAS-GPS helps defense and aerospace contractors develop compliant, evaluator-focused proposals through capture strategy, proposal writing and development, proposal management, teaming support, pricing, past performance development, reviews, production, and submission management.
As an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, SAS-GPS also understands the role small-business participation, teaming, subcontracting, and set-aside strategy can play in federal defense pursuits.
SAS-GPS can support a complete proposal effort or specific workstreams based on the needs of the pursuit. Engagements may include proposal management, individual technical or management volumes, capture support, pricing, compliance, reviews, graphics, production, and submission support.
Where appropriate, SAS-GPS works under a clearly defined scope and fixed-pricing structure, allowing contractors to understand the expected level of support before the engagement begins.
Whether your organization is pursuing a major prime opportunity, an IDIQ or task-order competition, a research and development program, or a strategic subcontracting role, SAS-GPS can scale proposal support to the scope and requirements of the pursuit.
SAS-GPS supports experienced contractors pursuing defense, aerospace, research, technology, infrastructure, and mission-support opportunities across federal, state, and local government markets.
Proposal strategy is tailored to the acquisition path, agency or command, technical requirements, security environment, teaming structure, evaluation criteria, and competitive landscape.
Defense agencies continue investing in modernization across technology, infrastructure, mission systems, communications, logistics, readiness, and operational capabilities.
Military space, airborne systems, communications, sensing, engineering, and related technologies continue to create opportunities for established aerospace and technology contractors.
Defense contractors may need to address cybersecurity, controlled information, supply-chain security, access, and other solicitation-specific requirements throughout the proposed technical and management approach.
Large defense programs frequently require multiple capabilities, past performance, technologies, and specialized partners, making teaming strategy and workshare planning important components of pursuit development.
SBIR, STTR, laboratory, prototype, advanced research, and technology-development programs provide pathways for contractors pursuing emerging defense requirements.
Defense procurement frequently uses IDIQs and other multiple-award structures that require contractors to compete for vehicle positions and subsequent task-order opportunities.
SAS-GPS has supported contractors pursuing government opportunities across military construction, communications, technology, research, mission support, and other defense environments. The examples below illustrate the types of defense and aerospace pursuits our proposal professionals have supported.
This is the most outstanding proposal one could ever hope for. Even beyond the outcome, working with SAS has been an eye-popping experience, and I am one happy customer.
Since becoming involved, Ben has provided exceptional clarity, guidance, and leadership throughout this process. Excellence is earned, and Ben has earned it.
I think it was flawless, and you put a great-looking proposal together. The pictures, charts, and layout are like nothing I have seen.
Explore selected federal solicitations and upcoming procurements that defense and aerospace contractors may want to track or pursue. Our team publishes current updates on our Noteworthy RFPs page.
Foreign language interpretation, translation and transcription services for the Department of Defense. Final solicitation expected by end of October 2026.
Worldwide IDIQ for program management, construction, life support, logistics and medical operations supporting U.S. diplomatic missions.
Enterprise cybersecurity defense. Small business set-aside on GSA eBuy for GSA MAS holders. Quotes due November 19, 2026.
A DoD proposal may address technical approach, management, staffing, key personnel, past performance, transition, risk, cybersecurity, quality, pricing, compliance, and other requirements established by the solicitation. The exact response structure depends on the acquisition method, agency or command, contract vehicle, and evaluation criteria.
Yes. SAS-GPS can work alongside an existing capture, proposal, technical, engineering, pricing, program, or business development team. Support can be added where additional capacity or specialized proposal expertise is needed.
Yes. SAS-GPS supports contractors pursuing IDIQs, multiple-award contracts, on-ramps, and task-order competitions. Support may include opportunity qualification, capture planning, proposal management, technical writing, pricing, compliance, reviews, and submission management.
Yes. SAS-GPS can support teaming strategy, partner positioning, workshare planning, proposal coordination, small-business participation, and integration of partner capabilities and past performance into the broader pursuit.
SAS-GPS can support eligible contractors pursuing defense research, technology-development, innovation, and related opportunities, including proposal strategy, technical narrative development, compliance, reviews, and submission support where those services fit the solicitation and engagement.
Yes. SAS-GPS can support pricing strategy, price-volume development, compliance planning, solicitation requirements, staffing and labor assumptions, and alignment between the technical, management, and pricing responses.
Earlier engagement provides more time for opportunity qualification, capture strategy, competitive analysis, teaming, solution development, past performance alignment, pricing, and proposal planning. SAS-GPS can also support active pursuits after solicitation release, depending on the remaining timeline and scope.
Pursuing a DoD, defense agency, military service, or aerospace opportunity? SAS-GPS supports your team from opportunity qualification and capture strategy through teaming, pricing, compliance, reviews, and final submission. Tell us about the agency or command, solicitation, contract vehicle, and timeline.
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