Right now, contracting officers are searching for exactly what you sell, and finding your competitors. Core-2 rebuilds the two profiles every buyer checks first, SAM.gov and your SBA profile, so those searches return your firm.
Most firms in SAM are technically registered and practically invisible: wrong codes, thin narrative, no keywords. Day 30 of Core-2 is the opposite. A buyer runs the search, your firm appears, and the record answers their first questions before they ever pick up the phone.
87% of small-business federal registrants score a D or below on foundation quality. Buyers see it before you do.
No mystery boxes. This is the complete list, and what each piece does for you.
If you have a registration, we rebuild and optimize it: entity data verified, representations clean, profile complete. If you do not, we set it up right the first time and steer it through activation.
Your record reads clean to a buyer running a look-up. Eligible, compliant, and nothing that makes you look like a gamble.
Your DSBS profile rewritten with professional positioning: a capabilities narrative that mirrors solicitation language, complete data fields, and consistency with SAM. Buyers cross-reference both.
The profile contracting officers use for market research finally says what you do, in the words they search with.
We pull recent awards in your space and choose codes from the contracts you should be winning, not the labels your industry uses. Primary and secondary codes, both profiles, consistent.
You appear in the searches that lead to set-asides. This one fix is where most stuck contractors turn around.
The search terms buying offices actually type, embedded across your SAM and DSBS profiles: capability keywords, certifications, and geographic tags.
Discoverability that compounds. Every asset you add later builds on a foundation that is already being found.
“An incomplete profile never read as new to me. It read as risky. I passed over hundreds of capable firms because their record made them look like a gamble.”
A guided session on your services, past clients, certifications, and goals. We dig until we can write about your firm like insiders.
Registrations verified and optimized, codes realigned, narrative written, keywords embedded across both profiles.
The full profile draft comes to you for sign-off. We revise until it reads true. Nothing submits without your approval.
Profiles live and propagating, and your one-hour session with William Randolph maps what to do with them.
Nothing goes live without your sign-off. You review and approve every change.

When your profiles are live, you sit down with William Randolph, retired Senior Procurement Official, 26 years in federal acquisition, Head of Contracting Activity and SES member at DHS. He reviews your rebuilt foundation, then maps your specific paths to engage, compete, and win.
You leave the session with a plan, not a pep talk.
Because no two foundations arrive in the same shape. Some firms need keywords and a sharper narrative. Others are locked out of SAM entirely with nothing in DSBS. We run your foundation analysis first, you see your scorecard, and the final price lands inside the range. No surprises.
No. Core-2 covers new registrations as well as rebuilds. If you are starting from zero, we set it up right the first time.
We deliver within 30 days. SAM and DSBS updates propagate on government timelines, typically 24–48 hours after submission. If they stall past five business days, we chase the Federal Service Desk for you.
It is the foundation, not the finish line. It makes you findable and credible in searches. When buyers start looking, Core-3 gives them the assets they ask for next.
You are here. Get found first.
This pageAdds the capability statement, briefing deck, and response template.
View Core-3 →Adds the government-ready website, email, and SEO.
View Core-4 →Request a quote and we run your foundation analysis. You see your scorecard before the call. If Core-2 is not the right placement, we will tell you which one is.