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Whether you’re exploring SBA certification, building a proposal pipeline, or just feeling stuck in the complexity of federal contracting — this is your chance to get clarity. Schedule a free, no-pressure discovery call with Elevated Business Paradigms. We’ll learn about your business, identify where you are in the process, and offer strategic insight to help you move forward confidently.

FAQS

What makes Elevated Business Paradigms different from other consultants?

We translate federal complexity into business clarity. With real-world SBA experience and a deep understanding of the small business federal space, we guide you with honest, strategic advice — not buzzwords or recycled templates. We’re here to help you win the right work, not just chase every RFP.

What is the 8(a) Business Development Program?

The 8(a) program is a certification offered by the SBA to help socially and economically disadvantaged small businesses compete for federal contracts. It provides access to set-aside opportunities, sole-source awards, and tailored business development support. We help you assess eligibility, prepare your application, and strengthen your documentation before submission.

Can you guarantee that my SBA certification or proposal will be approved?

No, and be cautious of anyone who does. While we can help you strengthen your submission, ensure compliance, and improve your chances, the final decision always rests with the SBA or contracting agency. Our goal is to prepare you so thoroughly that you’re submitting with confidence.

Can you review or edit a proposal or application I’ve already written?

Yes. We offer proposal and application reviews focused on clarity, compliance, and competitiveness. Whether it’s your first draft or a final check before submission, we’ll help strengthen your language, structure, and alignment with the requirements.

Do you represent clients before federal agencies?

No. Elevated Business Paradigms provides strategic advisory services only. In compliance with federal post-employment restrictions under 18 U.S.C. § 207, we do not represent clients or make direct contact with government agencies on their behalf.

What should be included in a capability statement?

A strong capability statement should include your core competencies, differentiators, past performance, company data (UEI, NAICS codes, certifications), and clear contact info. We help craft and refine capability statements that get attention from both government buyers and prime contractors.

How do I get started?

Start with a free discovery call. We’ll learn more about your business, your goals, and what challenges you’re facing. From there, we’ll recommend a plan tailored to your growth path and timeline. You can book your call above.