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Amboy, Washington · A woman- & disabled-veteran-owned small business

Twenty-one years signing contracts for the Air Force. Now on your side of the table.

Federal-grade consulting for Clark County small businesses — without big-firm overhead or big-firm jargon.

Service record — K. Curtis, Lt Col, USAF (Ret.)
0001 Years in federal contracting 21
0002 Contract portfolio overseen, USAF Nuclear Weapons Center $136B
0003 Contracting professionals led 70+
0004 Contracting warrant at retirement Unlimited

Two ways we work

Consulting for our neighbors. Performance for the government.

For Clark County businesses

Four connected consulting practices, so the advice on your numbers, your operations, and your agreements comes from one firm that sees the whole picture.

Explore the practices

For agencies & primes

We don't just advise on government contracting — we compete for and perform it: acquisition support, closeouts, procurement, financial management, and general management support as one multi-disciplinary vendor.

See our government services

Curious about selling to the government yourself? Here's how it works, from the buyer's side of the table.

What we do

Four practice areas, one accountable team

Advice first, execution where it helps. Start with what's most pressing — it all connects.

Accounting

Financial clarity for owners: books that work, statements you understand, and a standing review rhythm.

  • Financial health assessments
  • Monthly financial reviews
  • Lender- & audit-ready books

Business operations

Operational discipline from someone who ran 70-person organizations — scaled to a small shop.

  • Operations assessments
  • Cash-flow & planning discipline
  • Owner & manager coaching

Contracts & closeouts

Contracts advised, negotiated, administered, and closed out by someone who wrote them for a living.

  • Contract review & risk advisory
  • Negotiation strategy
  • Closeout & compliance discipline

Strategic purchasing

The rarest offer on this page: a career federal buyer making you a smarter buyer.

  • Spend analysis & cost reduction
  • Supplier negotiation & terms
  • Make-or-buy decision support

Why it matters

What an Air Force contracting officer actually does

Contracting officers are the federal government's business agents: trained over years in the Federal Acquisition Regulation, pricing, negotiation, and source selection, and warranted to commit the United States to a contract. That was our principal's job — and the same discipline now works for Clark County businesses.

We've evaluated thousands of bids

So we know exactly why proposals win — and why they quietly get set aside.

Trained in cost & price analysis

Pricing what you sell — and scrutinizing what you buy — is a learnable discipline. We teach it.

Fluent in compliance

Regulations, reporting, and audits don't rattle someone who spent a career inside them.

Negotiation is second nature

From vendor terms to change orders, you get a seasoned negotiator in your corner.

For our local clients

Overqualified? Good — that's the point.

Some owners see the federal résumé and assume we're too big for a shoebox of receipts or a single lease question. It's the opposite — the firm exists to bring that level of care to businesses that could never justify big-firm fees. No minimums, no jargon, no job too small.

How it works

From first call to steady rhythm

STEP 01 Talk it through A short call or visit to understand your business and where things stand today.
STEP 02 Agree on scope A plain-language proposal with no surprise invoices.
STEP 03 Get caught up We bring books, filings, or paperwork current so there's a clean starting line.
STEP 04 Stay on track A monthly or quarterly cadence that keeps everything current — and you informed.

Ready to put federal-grade discipline to work?

Tell us what you're dealing with. First conversations are free and carry no obligation.