Selecting a shortlist of target government customers, building Customer Intimacy, and reaching out to the Small Business Office with specific upcoming contract opportunities where your company can be an excellent partner. This focused approach increases your chances of making meaningful connections with the right internal contacts and winning opportunities.
Marketing your company to GDIT
Here are a few guidelines to assist you in the marketing process:
Do the research to discover where your company best fits within the federal workspace
Know the competitive landscape and customer needs
Develop and maintain your business marketing plan
Focus on what your company does best, and target your efforts and resources to how your company would best fit in providing a solution
When contacting GDIT:
Contact us as early as possible in the procurement process
Be prepared, know the opportunity and competitive landscape, and ensure you have read publicly available documentation (draft SOW, RFI, etc.)
Provide relevant documentation or specific information about the opportunity (title, customer, estimated RFP release date, contract value, location, etc.)
Clearly state how your company and services are technically relevant to the specific opportunity
Provide a value prospectus to include how teaming with your company will supplement GDIT’s knowledge and strengthen the overall team