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GovDecision — Global Government Business Platform
The platform

The decision layer for government sales.

Six connected modules take a supplier from raw opportunity noise to a defensible go/no-go decision, an executable readiness plan, and a route to market — across countries.

01Module 01

Supplier Passport

One structured profile of what your company can actually deliver.

A living profile of your company that every decision reads from — so fit, blockers, and routes are evaluated against reality, not guesswork.

  • Company data
  • Products & capabilities
  • Certifications & documents
  • Countries & commercial limits
  • Export readiness
  • Operational constraints
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Acme Industrial

Manufacturer · Technical supplies · Est. 2009

Verified profile

Capabilities

Industrial valvesPumpsMaintenance kitsOn-site service

Certifications

  • ISO 9001
  • ISO 14001
  • Sector certificate — pending

Markets enabled

United StatesBrazilMexico
Export readiness78%
02Module 02

Opportunity Qualification

Know what is worth pursuing before you spend a week on it.

Each opportunity is scored for fit, complexity, and effort, with blockers and critical requirements surfaced early and a clear go/no-go recommendation.

  • Fit score
  • Complexity score
  • Effort score
  • Blocker detection
  • Deadline extraction
  • Critical requirements
  • Go / no-go recommendation
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Opportunity Decision Brief

Technical supplies · Federal procurement

Ref. GD-2026-0488

Pursue with conditions
84Fit / 100
Readiness72%
ComplexityMedium
Effort3–4 weeks
MarketUnited States
Buyer typeFederal agency
CategoryTechnical supplies
DecisionPursue with conditions
Blockers detected3
  • Local registration path required
  • Financial guarantee to review
  • Technical certificate missing

Recommended route

Local partner + readiness checklist

03Module 03

Readiness Workspace

Turn missing requirements into a plan with owners and dates.

Document, country, and opportunity checklists become tracked tasks with owners and deadlines, so readiness becomes measurable progress instead of a scramble.

  • Document checklist
  • Country checklist
  • Opportunity checklist
  • Tasks, owners & deadlines
  • Readiness progress
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Readiness checklist

United States · Federal agency

72% ready
Overall readiness72%
  • Upload financial statementsFNDone
  • Confirm local registration pathLMJun 26
  • Renew technical certificateTSJul 02
  • Prepare guarantee letterFNJul 05
04Module 04

Country Packs

The local rules of the game, structured per market.

Country-specific logic for sources, registration, eligibility, local partners, submission paths, and the operational friction that catches suppliers off guard.

  • Country-specific sources
  • Registration logic
  • Eligibility
  • Local partner requirements
  • Submission path
  • Common documents
  • Operational friction
  • Currency & language notes
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US

United States pack

Federal procurement · Active focus

SourcesOfficial + aggregated
RegistrationEntity registration required
EligibilitySet-aside rules apply
Local partnerRecommended for some buyers
SubmissionElectronic portal
Currency / languageUSD · English
Operational friction: registration renewal and representations to track.
05Module 05

Deal Room

Where the pursuit decision gets made and approved.

A decision memo brings strategy, route choice, risks, pricing assumptions, and partner needs into one approval workflow leadership can sign off on.

  • Decision memo
  • Bid strategy
  • Route choice
  • Risks
  • Pricing assumptions
  • Partner needs
  • Approval workflow
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Executive decision memo

Technical supplies — federal

Pursue with conditions

Route choice

Local partner + readiness checklist

Key risk

Guarantee timing

Pricing basis

Landed + service

CECFOPApproval workflow
2 of 3 approved
06Module 06

Post-Award Enablement

Winning is the start — execution is where margin is made.

Delivery readiness, guarantees, milestones, and finance timing are structured before they become problems, so awards turn into executed contracts.

  • Delivery readiness
  • Guarantees
  • Milestones
  • Payment timing
  • Working capital needs
  • Finance readiness
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Delivery readiness

On track
  1. Contract signed
  2. Guarantee issued
  3. First delivery
  4. Acceptance & invoice
Working capital coverage45%
Payment timingNet 30 after acceptance
Get started

See the decision layer on your own opportunities.

Start with readiness, then qualify real opportunities with method — across every corridor you target.