Awarded's National Opportunity Overview
Recieved. The overview is coming by email.
It arrives as an attachment, sent by hand rather than by autoresponder, usually within one business day. Twenty state markets, the recurring jurisdiction analysis, and the method page behind every figure.
Start here
Four moves, in order.
This is the closing page of the deck. Start here while you wait for it.
1
Build the readiness package.
So the next posting finds you ready rather than drafting. Now, before anything posts.
2
Confirm licensure in every state you intend to bid.
Start acquisition where it is missing. Immediate, because acquisition takes months and gates the bid entirely.
3
Build the recurring jurisdiction list for your licensed states.
With last posting dates against each one. Next 60 days.
4
Open direct contact in jurisdictions past their return interval.
Ahead of any posting. Next 12 months.
A hundred contracts a year come open on a 25 day clock.
Three quarters of them come from places that have posted before. Every one rewards a firm that is ready before the posting rather than after.
Want one state named down to the agency?
The overview measures volume, window, concentration, and cadence. A state engagement names the issuing agencies, the incumbents, the doors under contract, the portfolios still managed in house, and the dated rebid windows by jurisdiction. Tell us which state.
Name your stateProof
One bid. 1,215 units.
A Los Angeles-based third-party property management firm engaged Awarded to run a City of San José interim housing bid while the company was mid-Yardi integration and carrying a live 1,000-unit transition. Awarded ran the bid, drafted the layered cost proposal, rebuilt it for the City's Best and Final Offer, and presented to the Department's evaluators. The client won.
1,215Units awarded
15Sites
$5.2MAnnual NTE
4.5 yrsTerm with all options