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Generate a federal-procurement-ready 1-pager, 2-pager, and slide-version capability statement from a single intake…
Generate a federal-procurement-ready 1-pager, 2-pager, and slide-version capability statement from a single intake in under 30 minutes. Includes industry-tilted one-pager variants — IT, professional services, construction, healthcare, and R&D — so a single pack covers both the general and industry-specific cap statement (the former separate industry one-pager pack is folded in here).
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A redacted example of what this tool produces — so you can judge the quality before you buy.
These two examples show what the prompts produce with realistic federal-market inputs. Each demonstrates the quality bar you should expect: format-correct layout, exact federal terminology, identifier visibility, and zero marketing voice.
Both examples use fictional companies, fictional UEIs / CAGE codes, and plausible-but-fictional contract numbers. Do not reuse these values; they are illustrative.
Scenario: Small SDVOSB cybersecurity services firm targeting Army and Navy program offices. CMMC Level 2 assessed. Three prior DoD contracts. Holds GSA MAS with HACS SINs.
Prompt Used: Prompt 1, Variant A (1-Pager, DoD-Tilted)
Inputs Used:
{{company_legal_name}}: Sentinel Strand Cyber, LLC{{tagline}}: Adversary-emulation and continuous-monitoring services for DoD networks{{company_overview}}: Sentinel Strand Cyber is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business delivering adversary-emulation, vulnerability assessment, and continuous-monitoring services for Department of Defense networks. The team has performed on three Army and Navy cybersecurity engagements totaling over $8M since 2021. Founded by two former Army Cyber Command warrant officers in 2020.{{core_competencies}}:
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{{uei}}: K9P4LQR7X2MJ{{cage_code}}: 9A2K7{{primary_naics}}: 541512 — Computer Systems Design Services{{secondary_naics}}:
{{psc_codes}}: D310, D399, R425{{set_aside_certifications}}: SDVOSB{{business_size}}: Small (under $34M revenue per NAICS 541512 size standard){{contract_vehicles}}:
{{year_founded}}: 2020{{employee_count}}: 18{{contact_name}}: CWO4 (Ret.) Marcus Liang, President{{contact_phone}}: (571) 555-0188{{contact_email}}: marcus.liang@sentinelstrand.com{{website}}: https://sentinelstrand.com{{hq_address}}: 2200 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 800, Arlington, VA 22201{{agency_focus}}: DoD{{security_clearances}}: FCL Secret, 8 cleared staff (4 TS, 4 Secret){{cmmc_level}}: Level 2 (assessed, July 2025 by C3PAO){{key_personnel}}:
{{geographic_service_area}}: CONUS plus OCONUS support for ARCYBER theater deployments{{bonding_capacity}}: (left blank){{logo_description}}: Top-left header, 1.5" wide[LOGO HERE — Top-left header, 1.5" wide]
Sentinel Strand Cyber, LLC — Adversary-emulation and continuous-monitoring services for DoD networks
COMPANY OVERVIEW
Sentinel Strand Cyber is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business delivering adversary-emulation, vulnerability assessment, and continuous-monitoring services for Department of Defense networks. The team has performed on three Army and Navy cybersecurity engagements totaling over $8M since 2021. Founded by two former Army Cyber Command warrant officers in 2020.
CORE COMPETENCIES
DIFFERENTIATORS
PAST PERFORMANCE
US Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) — Contract W91RUS-22-D-0017 Period of Performance: Mar 2022 – Sep 2024 | Value: $3.8M Conducted 14 adversary-emulation engagements across ARCYBER subordinate units; findings adopted into theater CCMD defensive posture briefings.
Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic — Call order N65236-23-F-0042 under SeaPort-NxG Period of Performance: Jun 2023 – Jun 2025 | Value: $2.4M Delivered CDM tuning and continuous monitoring for three NIWC enclaves; reduced mean-time-to-detect by 38% over 24 months.
Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Information Operations — BPA call SP4701-22-F-0098 Period of Performance: Oct 2022 – Mar 2024 | Value: $1.9M Performed RMF package development for 6 DLA-managed systems; all 6 received full ATO on first submission.
CORPORATE DATA
CAGE Code: 9A2K7 UEI: K9P4LQR7X2MJ Primary NAICS: 541512 — Computer Systems Design Services Secondary NAICS: 541519 — Other Computer Related Services; 541690 — Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services; 541611 — Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services PSC Codes: D310, D399, R425 Business Size: Small (under $34M revenue per NAICS 541512 size standard) Set-Aside Certifications: SDVOSB Contract Vehicles: GSA MAS 47QTCA22D00XX (SINs 54151HACS, 54151S); SeaPort-NxG sub on Team Falcon prime contract N00178-22-D-7142 Year Founded: 2020 Employee Count: 18 Geographic Service Area: CONUS plus OCONUS support for ARCYBER theater deployments
CONTACT
CWO4 (Ret.) Marcus Liang, President (571) 555-0188 marcus.liang@sentinelstrand.com https://sentinelstrand.com 2200 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 800, Arlington, VA 22201
Scenario: EDWOSB management consulting firm targeting HHS and Department of Education. No DoD work, no clearances, no CMMC. Holds GSA MAS PSS SIN. Four civilian agency past performance entries.
Prompt Used: Prompt 2, Variant B (2-Pager, Civilian-Tilted)
Inputs Used:
{{company_legal_name}}: Larkspur Civic Strategy, Inc.{{tagline}}: Program evaluation and human-services strategy for civilian federal agencies{{company_overview}}: Larkspur Civic Strategy is a woman-owned management consulting firm focused on program evaluation, performance measurement, and strategic planning for HHS, the Department of Education, and other civilian federal agencies. Since 2018 the firm has supported four federal program offices in redesigning grant administration, evaluation frameworks, and outcomes reporting. Headquartered in Washington, DC with a CONUS-wide consultant network.{{core_competencies}}:
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{{uei}}: M3X8RP2YQ7K4{{cage_code}}: 7L4N9{{primary_naics}}: 541611 — Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services{{secondary_naics}}:
{{psc_codes}}: R408, R499, R701{{set_aside_certifications}}: WOSB, EDWOSB, SDB{{business_size}}: Small (under $24.5M revenue per NAICS 541611 size standard){{contract_vehicles}}:
{{year_founded}}: 2018{{employee_count}}: 22 (12 W-2, 10 1099 evaluators){{contact_name}}: Eleanor Vance, Managing Principal{{contact_phone}}: (202) 555-0173{{contact_email}}: eleanor.vance@larkspurcivic.com{{website}}: https://larkspurcivic.com{{hq_address}}: 1101 K Street NW, Suite 320, Washington, DC 20005{{agency_focus}}: civilian{{security_clearances}}: (left blank){{cmmc_level}}: (left blank){{key_personnel}}:
{{geographic_service_area}}: CONUS, with on-site capability in DC metro and remote facilitation nationwide{{bonding_capacity}}: (left blank){{logo_description}}: Top-left header, 1.25" wide[LOGO HERE — Top-left header, 1.25" wide]
Larkspur Civic Strategy, Inc. — Program evaluation and human-services strategy for civilian federal agencies
COMPANY OVERVIEW
Larkspur Civic Strategy is a woman-owned management consulting firm focused on program evaluation, performance measurement, and strategic planning for HHS, the Department of Education, and other civilian federal agencies. Since 2018 the firm has supported four federal program offices in redesigning grant administration, evaluation frameworks, and outcomes reporting. Headquartered in Washington, DC with a CONUS-wide consultant network.
CORE COMPETENCIES
DIFFERENTIATORS
PAST PERFORMANCE
HHS Administration for Children and Families (ACF) — Contract 75ACF120D00018 (under GSA MAS 541611) Period of Performance: Sep 2020 – Sep 2024 | Value: $3.1M Redesigned outcomes-reporting framework for Head Start Collaboration Offices in 12 states; adopted as ACF nationwide reporting template in 2024.
Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) — Contract ED-OESE-22-C-0044 Period of Performance: Jul 2022 – Jul 2025 | Value: $1.8M Conducted impact evaluation of three Title I supplemental services grant programs across 18 LEAs; findings cited in 2024 OESE annual report to Congress.
HHS Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) — BPA call 75R60221F00012 Period of Performance: Mar 2021 – Mar 2023 | Value: $920K Performed performance audit support for Maternal and Child Health Block Grant; identified $4.2M in reportable misallocations.
HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) — Contract 75S20323F0007 Period of Performance: Aug 2023 – Aug 2025 | Value: $1.4M Designed and facilitated stakeholder engagement strategy for SAMHSA's 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline expansion planning.
CORPORATE DATA
UEI: M3X8RP2YQ7K4 CAGE Code: 7L4N9 Primary NAICS: 541611 — Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services Secondary NAICS: 541618 — Other Management Consulting Services; 541720 — Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities; 541990 — All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services PSC Codes: R408, R499, R701 Business Size: Small (under $24.5M revenue per NAICS 541611 size standard) Set-Aside Certifications: WOSB, EDWOSB, SDB Contract Vehicles: GSA MAS 47QRAA21D00XX (SIN 541611) Year Founded: 2018 Employee Count: 22 (12 W-2, 10 1099 evaluators) Geographic Service Area: CONUS, with on-site capability in DC metro and remote facilitation nationwide
CONTACT
Eleanor Vance, Managing Principal (202) 555-0173 eleanor.vance@larkspurcivic.com https://larkspurcivic.com 1101 K Street NW, Suite 320, Washington, DC 20005
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Larkspur Civic Strategy, Inc. — Detailed Capability Statement (Page 2 of 2)
EXPANDED PAST PERFORMANCE
Department of Health and Human Services
HHS Administration for Children and Families (ACF) — Contract 75ACF120D00018 under GSA MAS 541611 Period of Performance: September 2020 – September 2024 | Value: $3.1M Larkspur served as the prime contractor for a four-year engagement with ACF's Office of Head Start to redesign the outcomes-reporting framework used by Head Start Collaboration Offices across 12 participating states. The work included a baseline diagnostic of existing state-level reporting practices, design workshops with state Collaboration Office directors, development of a standardized indicator set aligned to ACF's Head Start Program Performance Standards, and a two-year pilot evaluation that tested the redesigned framework. Outcomes: ACF adopted the framework as its nationwide reporting template in 2024; reporting completeness across the 12 pilot states rose from 71% to 94% over the engagement. Points of contact available on request.
HHS Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) — BPA call 75R60221F00012 Period of Performance: March 2021 – March 2023 | Value: $920K Larkspur supported HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau in performing a programmatic audit of Maternal and Child Health Block Grant administration across six state recipients. The work followed OMB Circular A-123 internal control assessment standards and produced findings on grant award documentation, sub-recipient monitoring, and outcomes reporting. Outcomes: the audit identified $4.2M in reportable misallocations and informed HRSA's 2023 revision of Block Grant guidance. Points of contact available on request.
HHS Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) — Contract 75S20323F0007 Period of Performance: August 2023 – August 2025 | Value: $1.4M Larkspur designed and facilitated a multi-phase stakeholder engagement strategy supporting SAMHSA's planning for the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline two-year expansion. Work included design of state-level listening sessions with crisis center directors, synthesis of qualitative feedback into a planning brief, and facilitation of a national steering committee. Outcomes: the engagement informed SAMHSA's FY25 expansion priorities and the FY26 budget request. Points of contact available on request.
Department of Education
Department of Education Office of Elementary and Secondary Education (OESE) — Contract ED-OESE-22-C-0044 Period of Performance: July 2022 – July 2025 | Value: $1.8M Larkspur conducted a three-year impact evaluation of three Title I supplemental services grant programs across 18 local education agencies. The evaluation used a quasi-experimental matched-comparison design, drew on student-level administrative data, and produced annual interim reports plus a final cumulative report. Outcomes: findings were cited in OESE's 2024 annual report to Congress and informed the FY25 supplemental services grant guidance. Points of contact available on request.
KEY PERSONNEL
Eleanor Vance, Managing Principal Eleanor founded Larkspur Civic Strategy in 2018 after 14 years at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, where she served as a senior evaluator on the Health Care team. Her GAO portfolio included reviews of Medicaid managed care, Head Start program oversight, and HRSA grant administration. She holds the PMP credential and is an American Evaluation Association certified evaluator. She has led all four of Larkspur's prime federal engagements.
Dr. Naomi Reeve, Director of Evaluation Naomi joined Larkspur in 2020 from the Urban Institute, where she spent eight years designing impact evaluations of federal grant programs. She holds a PhD in Public Policy from Georgetown University and has served as principal investigator on three ACF grant program studies and one Department of Education Title I evaluation. Her methodological focus is quasi-experimental impact evaluation and qualitative integration.
Priya Banerjee, Senior Consultant Priya brings ten years of federal grant administration experience, including six years at HRSA's Bureau of Health Workforce as a program officer overseeing nursing workforce grants. She is a Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM) and leads Larkspur's grant administration and audit support engagements.
CONTRACT VEHICLES
GSA Multiple Award Schedule — Contract 47QRAA21D00XX Schedule: GSA MAS Professional Services Schedule SIN: 541611 Management Consulting Services Period of Performance: April 2021 – April 2026 (five-year base, three five-year options) Ordering: Agencies may place task orders directly through GSA Advantage or GSA eBuy referencing contract number 47QRAA21D00XX. Larkspur maintains pre-negotiated labor categories and discount terms; refer to the GSA eLibrary listing for full ordering instructions.
CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE
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METHODOLOGY AND APPROACH
Larkspur's program evaluation work operates on a three-phase model: scoping, fieldwork, and synthesis. The scoping phase establishes evaluation questions in collaboration with the federal program office, builds a logic model aligned to GPRA Modernization Act performance reporting requirements, and produces a study design memo for client approval before fieldwork begins. Each scoping engagement results in a documented evaluation plan that ties directly to the agency's annual performance plan and budget justification narrative.
The fieldwork phase combines administrative data analysis with primary qualitative collection. Larkspur routinely works with federally controlled administrative datasets and applies the National Institute of Standards and Technology Privacy Framework for handling personally identifiable information. Quantitative methods include propensity-score matching, interrupted time series, and descriptive trend analysis. Qualitative methods include semi-structured key informant interviews, focus groups, and document review, with analysis supported by NVivo and Dedoose.
The synthesis phase produces deliverables tuned to the audience: a technical report for program-office review, an executive summary for senior leadership, a one-page findings brief for Congressional and budget audiences, and a Section 508 conformant accessible version of all written products. Larkspur applies the OMB M-20-12 evidence-building framework so findings can be cited in agency Learning Agendas and budget submissions.
Larkspur does not perform federal IT system development, FedRAMP-authorized cloud services, or work requiring DoD security clearances. The firm's scope is consultative and evidence-focused for civilian human-services agencies.
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