Cocker is always looking.

Cocker finds live federal opportunities you should be bidding for.

Cocker searches live federal opportunities, checks whether one fits your business, and shows you the notice with the reasoning. If you go ahead, Cocker prepares a submission-ready bid pack.

Cocker finding opportunities at a laptop
  • Live federal notices
  • Official sources
  • We check the fit
  • Not a government site

How Cocker works

Cocker finds and checks a possible match. If you want to go ahead, Cocker prepares the bid pack; you check it and submit.

  1. 01

    Cocker finds a match

    Cocker searches public federal notices for work that matches what you already do.

  2. 02

    Cocker checks the fit

    We check the requirements, location, deadlines, and your capabilities. If it is not a fit, we explain why.

  3. 03

    Cocker shows you the notice

    You see the original notice and our fit check, then decide whether you want a bid pack.

  4. 04

    Cocker prepares your bid pack

    We create a PDF and editable Word file, then make one revision from your feedback. You confirm the facts and submit.

Software can assist with search and drafting. A person reviews the notice, fit, and bid pack. You confirm your business details and submit.

Cocker found something.

This is what a match looks like.

If a note brought you here, this is the next page. One opportunity, the facts from the notice, and Cocker’s reasoning beside them.

The sample uses Acme Facilities and an illustrative grounds notice at a VA medical center. It is labelled all the way through. It is not a live solicitation.

One opportunity pack you can send.

For a capable US small business that wants a clear path to submit.

What you get

  • One named live federal opportunity matched to your business
  • A submission-ready PDF and DOCX pack written against that notice
  • One revision after your consolidated feedback
  • Assumptions, caveats, and the questions only you can answer
  • You remain the submitter on the official system

Where the line is

  • No promise of an award, a preference, or eligibility
  • Not SAM.gov, SBA, GSA, or the US Government
  • Very large multi-volume RFPs may sit outside this engagement. Fit is decided at intake
  • Cocker does not submit as your agent of record unless that is agreed in writing

Want Cocker to build the bid?

$995 one engagement

US dollars. No subscription. No percentage of any award.

The fee covers intake, the match, the submission-ready pack, and one revision. If the agreed pack misses the agreed deadline, the fee comes back. Winning the contract is not part of the sale.

Jerome, founder of Cocker

Why Jerome built Cocker.

Jerome has built businesses and knows what it feels like to miss a good opportunity while the search and paperwork eat up time. He started Cocker to help small businesses spot relevant federal notices and prepare a clear pack for the ones they choose to pursue.

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Tell Cocker what you do.

A short note is enough. An enquiry is not a contract. Intake is where we agree the opportunity is the right size for this work.

Call +1 270-838-3553. The public mailbox follows the domain. The form still works while that address is being set up.

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