Cavalry Consulting provides expert proposal, capture, and marketing services to help you secure contracts at the federal, state, and local levels. Whether you need full-service proposal development, strategic positioning, or overflow support during peak submission seasons, we ensure your business is equipped to compete and win.
Our team thrives on perfection, processes, attention to detail, and curiosity. We truly love what we do: empowering outstanding companies to win and retain contracts. At Cavalry, we believe in leading with integrity and genuine business ethics. This means we tell your story in a compelling way that authentically represents your business. We’re committed to ensuring that each proposal is as exceptional as the companies we serve. It’s this heartfelt dedication that makes our proposals stand out and win, time and time again.
We are committed to delivering outstanding solutions for every client, every time. Let’s help you grow.
We dive deep into understanding evaluation criteria and ensuring compliance. With our thoughtful approach, complex proposals become more manageable and less stressful.
Cavalry’s detailed matching process uncovers government opportunities that align perfectly to your unique business needs.
Our strategy team works hand-in-hand with you. Together, we’ll craft a uniquely tailored plan that helps you focus your efforts to maximize your return on investment.
We combine federal contracting expertise and marketing savvy, allowing us to create projects that resonate with your government clients.
As a fully-remote organization, Cavalry’s team members are located across the United States, covering all U.S. time zones. Our team is large enough to draw from many different skillsets and backgrounds, but small enough to give you the tailored attention you deserve.
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