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Why Small Businesses Lose Federal Contracts (and How to Change That)

Nov 18, 2025

Why so many small businesses underperform in federal competitions—and a practical playbook to fix targeting, teaming, and AI-assisted screening.

Federal Contracting Glossary (2025): 25 Terms You’ll Actually See

Nov 15, 2025

A plain-English GovCon glossary for 2025: SAM.gov, UEI, CAGE, NAICS, PSC, FAR, set-asides, RFP/RFQ/IFB, SOW/PWS, CLIN, IDIQ, BPA, CPARS, and more—explained with quick context.

Top 10 Tips for Small Businesses to Win Government Contracts

Nov 7, 2025

Actionable, zero-fluff guidance to level up your pipeline, teaming, and bids—optimized for the way small GovCon firms operate.

Procura vs Legacy Tools: How to Compare (A Verifiable Checklist)

Sep 9, 2025

A neutral framework for evaluating any federal contracting platform—focused on document depth, time to value, and total cost of manual work.

How to Find Federal Contract Opportunities (Without the Headache)

Sep 4, 2025

A practical guide for small businesses: how SAM.gov works, why keyword alerts fall short, and how AI tools like Procura use full-document analysis to surface real fits.

Capability Statement 101: Crafting a Winning Statement

Jul 12, 2025

What to include, common mistakes to avoid, and how your statement powers AI opportunity matching.

Beyond Keywords: Why Deep RFP Analysis Wins Contracts

May 22, 2025

Keyword matching is a starting point, not a decision tool. Here’s why attachments and evaluation language matter—and how to triage faster.

SAM.gov vs Procurement Tools: When to Use Each

Mar 4, 2025

SAM.gov is essential, but it’s not built for fast analysis. Here’s how to combine official sources with tools that reduce manual work.