SF330 packages, task order responses, and SAM.gov opportunity monitoring for surveying, civil engineering, and environmental firms — so your PMs can stay on billable work instead of building proposals at night.
Every service is delivered as a finished, submission-ready product. You review, sign, and submit.
Complete Part I and Part II packages — project sheets, key personnel resumes, org charts, and Section H narratives — written to score against the selection criteria in the synopsis, in the language Corps reviewers expect.
On an IDIQ bench, every task order RFP is a mini-proposal with a short fuse. We turn responses in days, not weeks, so you never pass on work because the lift wasn't worth it.
Standing watch on solicitations in your NAICS codes and the districts you work — surveying, engineering, and environmental opportunities flagged and summarized before the response window gets tight.
Applied Intelligence was founded by a field surveyor with 14 years on the ground — boundary, topo, and construction work. That changes what ends up on the page.
Corps evaluators score against a checklist, not a brochure. We write Section F with the datums, acreage, deliverable formats, and standards references that check those boxes.
Reviewers cross-check Section E people against Section F projects. We build packages where your key personnel show up in the project stories — because that's what wins shortlists.
We interview your PMs, pull from your real project record, and write in your voice. Nothing generic goes out under your letterhead.
Per-package builds or a monthly retainer that bundles monitoring with response support — whichever fits how your firm pursues work.
Early clients get preferred pricing that holds as we grow. Send us your most recent SF330 and we'll tell you exactly what we'd charge and how fast we'd turn it — no obligation, and if we're not a fit, we'll say so ourselves.
Call or email — you'll deal directly with the founder, not an intake form.