How we can help your for-profit or non-profit business
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING & PRIVATE SECTOR
Proposal Support for Businesses
Winning government contracts starts with a strong, strategic proposal—but navigating the RFP process can be time-consuming and complex. We take the lead on proposal development so you can stay focused on your core business goals.
We work with you at any stage of the process to craft proposals that clearly communicate your value and comply fully with solicitation requirements. Whether you’re new to federal contracting or looking to improve your win rate, we provide expert support tailored to your needs.
No proposal is too big or too small. Contact us today for a free consultation—and find out how Waterleaf Solutions can help you compete and win.
- Writing, editing, and polishing your proposal
- Supporting registrations and small business certifications for state and federal contracting
- Planning content and organizing knowledge before the RFP drops
- Identifying opportunities and advising on capture strategy
- Conducting market and background research to support your bid
- Developing written deliverables for awarded contracts
- Advising on teaming partner or subcontracting relationships
- Reviewing and refining in-house proposals for compliance
- Advising on communication with government agencies
- Providing coaching or training to help build your internal proposal capacity
NONPROFITS
Grant Writing Support
Whether you’re applying to a private foundation, a government agency, or an individual donor, we help ensure your proposals clearly communicate the impact of your work—and increase your chances of success.
We work with you at any stage of the process, from planning to submission to reporting. No grant project is too big or too small—reach out today for a free consultation. We’d love to help you secure more funding and amplify your impact.
- Writing and editing grant proposals, letters of inquiry, and supporting documents
- Reviewing and refining proposals prepared in-house
- Supporting first-time applicants who are new to the grant process
- Developing a grant calendar or funding strategy to align with your priorities
- Researching funders, data, or program models to strengthen your proposal
- Organizing program information and past content for future use
- Assisting with registrations and eligibility documentation for federal or state grants
- Creating post-award deliverables (e.g., reports, updates, compliance documents)
- Providing coaching or training to help build your internal grant-writing capacity