Services
Federal Contracting Support
Most contract problems are written into the requirement before award. We help primes and subcontractors get the acquisition documents right, mobilize on time, and prove performance in the terms the government uses to rate it. The people doing this work wrote Statements of Work for ICE, managed contractors against them, and signed the ratings.
NAICS 541611 · PSC R408 · R499 · R799
What we do
- Acquisition documentation: PWS/SOW, QASP, IGCE support, and market research summaries
- Requirements definition workshops with measurable outcomes and acceptance criteria
- Independent acquisition readiness reviews before release or submission
- Post-award kickoff and transition planning; mobilization checklists and 30/60/90-day execution plans
- Deliverable governance: status, risk, and change control cadence
- QASP execution support, PRS tracking, corrective action plans, and performance recovery
- Inspection readiness and evidence management
What you get
- A PWS or SOW draft with a matching QASP
- An IGCE and a documented market research summary
- A 30/60/90-day mobilization plan with owners and dates
- A performance evidence file organized the way a COR reads it
Who does the work
Jace Calderas wrote the Statement of Work that moved the Mexican Interior Repatriation Plan from CBP to ICE, among others, and sat on the U.S. negotiating team. Craig Charles wrote the requirements for ICE Air Operations and other programs, managed contractor performance against them, and rated the results on a $230 million annual budget. Meet the team.