You already
do the work.
The system can't find you — yet.
Maybury Global helps capable companies that have either stepped away from government contracting or never learned how to navigate the federal system.
The barrier was never your capability.
Maybury Global helps capable companies that have either stepped away from government contracting or never learned how to navigate the federal system. We assess what a company actually does, align it with the proper NAICS codes, identify matching bid opportunities, analyze which agencies are buying and through which procurement vehicles, track forecasted opportunities before release, support capture management and proposal writing, and connect clients with specialized back-office and financing partners built for federal contractors.
Tried it, and stepped away.
Companies that tried government contracting and gave up.
Strong, but new to federal.
Companies that are strong and profitable privately but don't understand how to navigate the federal system.
Eight steps,
done in order.
We do not sell software, subscriptions, or courses. Eight steps, done in order — from capability, to contract, to capital.
We align you to the proper NAICS codes so you get notified for the right bids every time, based on exactly what you do.
Learn moreWe create one-page capability statements built for contracting officers, prime contractors, and procurement conversations — clear, code-aligned, and backed by real differentiators.
Market size for your NAICS code, which agencies buy the most of it, and which procurement vehicles they use.
Learn moreWe track agency forecasts for work not yet released as an RFP/RFQ so you're positioned early.
Learn moreWe connect you with vetted third-party providers who work only with the federal government in a back-office capacity.
Learn moreWe connect you with lenders that fund only federal-contract holders and can fund up to 85% of a project upfront.
Learn moreFour stages.
Ninety days.
A structured review of your business, your delivery history, and where you plausibly compete. We tell you honestly whether the federal market is worth your attention right now.
NAICS, capability statement, past-performance narrative, and a target list of agencies and vehicles. You leave this stage knowing exactly what you sell to the government and to whom.
We identify live opportunities that match your positioning and write the response with you. Compliant, specific, and grounded in what the agency has actually bought before.
Financing introductions, compliance partners, and a delivery playbook so the first contract becomes the second — and the second becomes a program of record.
Operator-minded.
Anti-hype.
We revive what others wrote off.
Companies that tried government contracting and stepped away are exactly who we work with — the fit assessment starts there.
Alignment before bidding.
NAICS codes and positioning get set before you spend time on a proposal that was never going to match.
Forecasting before opportunities go public.
We track agency forecasts for work not yet released as an RFP or RFQ, so you are positioned before the solicitation drops.
Back-office and capital, not just advice.
Vetted back-office partners and financing connections most advisory firms don't offer.
Capability. Contract. Capital.
One process, end to end — from what you do, to what you win, to what funds it.
Who we
work with.
We are most useful to companies who are already good at what they do — and want the federal market to be a durable line of business, not a lottery ticket.
- Stage
- Established operators. Roughly $2M–$50M in revenue, with a real delivery record on the commercial side.
- Posture
- Ready to invest 90+ days in positioning before expecting a first award. Federal timelines are not startup timelines.
- Sector
- Professional services, IT, cyber, construction trades, logistics, manufacturing, healthcare services, and adjacent categories.
- Ownership
- Veteran-owned, minority-owned, and women-owned businesses are welcome and often well-positioned; not required.
- Not for
- Pre-revenue companies, resellers with no delivery capacity, or teams looking for a shortcut around compliance.
Book a
fit assessment.
A 45-minute structured conversation. You leave with a candid read on whether federal is worth pursuing this year, and — if so — the two or three things to do first. No cost, no obligation, no follow-up drip.