Why it matches
Recurring commercial janitorial work sits 18 miles inside the fictional company’s service area. The scope and equipment map to confirmed capabilities.
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This demonstration shows how PursuitSense turns a solicitation into an operational and financial decision, then a guided response workflow.
Federal Facilities Operations Office (fictional) · Austin, TX · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Recurring commercial janitorial work sits 18 miles inside the fictional company’s service area. The scope and equipment map to confirmed capabilities.
Firm-fixed-price, local services, a clear performance schedule, and a manageable three-volume quote favor early federal experience.
The solicitation calls for a $2M aggregate liability limit; the business profile has not confirmed that aggregate.
This acquisition is set aside 100 percent for small business concerns.
Solicitation FFOO-26-Q-0142.pdf · p. 3 · L.2 Set-AsideOfferors must be registered and active in SAM at time of offer and award.
Solicitation FFOO-26-Q-0142.pdf · p. 4 · L.3 RegistrationMaintain $2,000,000 aggregate commercial general liability insurance.
Solicitation FFOO-26-Q-0142.pdf · p. 22 · H.8 InsuranceProvide at least three cleaners and one working supervisor during the core shift.
Attachment 1 — Performance Work Statement.pdf · p. 8 · PWS 4.2 StaffingTwo commercial auto scrubbers must be available at mobilization.
Attachment 1 — Performance Work Statement.pdf · p. 12 · PWS 6.1 Equipment| Direct annual cost | $163,592 |
| Overhead | $19,631.04 |
| Contingency | $7,328.92 |
| Modeled cost | $190,551.96 |
| At 20% target gross margin | $238,189.95 |
| Fictional comparable range | $176,400–$205,300 |
The comparable awards are fictional for this demonstration. In production, public award context is sourced from USAspending and labeled with similarity and confidence.
Confirm the $2M aggregate insurance coverage and complete a third recent project reference. The pricing range is supportable from visible costs and the scope appears operationally feasible.