Example Roadmap B

SDVOSB/HUBZone Welding & Fabrication Startup

Custom LBC roadmap — $137,300/year · $160K guaranteed profit

The Situation

Starting from absolute zero.

This company was brand new (est. 2025) with zero federal contracts and zero commercial past performance on file. They had strong technical certifications — AWS (American Welding Society), ASME, and DOT qualifications — but no proposal infrastructure, no agency relationships, and no pipeline.

The dual SDVOSB/HUBZone certification created significant competitive advantages (both offer sole source thresholds and price evaluation preferences), but without a team to find, pursue, and win contracts, those certifications were sitting idle.

They needed everything built from scratch — and they needed it to generate revenue within the first year. Not a “learning experience.” Real profit.

Industry

Welding & Metal Fabrication

Certifications

SDVOSB + HUBZone (dual)

AWS, ASME, DOT welding qualifications

Starting Federal Revenue

$0 (no federal or commercial contracts on record)

LBC Investment

$137,300/year

$34,325/quarter · $160K guaranteed profit

The Custom Roadmap

From zero contracts to $160K guaranteed profit.

Q1 — Foundation & Infrastructure

Months 1–3
  • SDVOSB and HUBZone certification completion and verification
  • SAM.gov registration with full capabilities narrative (AWS, ASME, DOT welding certs)
  • DLA/DIBBS registration for fabrication product bids
  • PIEE/WAWF/SPRS system configuration
  • Professional capability statement and federal-focused web presence (net new)
  • Commodity code mapping for welding supplies and fabrication services
  • Target agency identification: Navy, Army Corps, DLA, GSA
  • Weekly procurement intelligence briefs begin — NAICS 332312, 332710, 238190
  • 8–15 proposal submissions initiated (starting from zero pipeline)

Q2 — Active Capture & Agency Outreach

Months 4–6
  • 4 Intelligent Email Outreach campaigns targeting shipyard, depot, and facility managers
  • 3+ agency capability briefings (Navy, Army Corps of Engineers, DLA)
  • 5+ prime contractor relationships initiated (defense and industrial primes)
  • Teaming agreements with established primes to leverage their past performance
  • HUBZone price evaluation preference strategy for competitive bids
  • 10–15 proposal submissions completed
  • First contract awards targeted (HUBZone sole source under threshold)

Q3 — Market Penetration & Revenue

Months 7–9
  • Win/loss analysis with pricing strategy refinement
  • HUBZone sole source targeting for contracts under $4M threshold
  • SDVOSB sole source targeting for contracts under $5M threshold
  • Defense subcontracting opportunities through established prime relationships
  • Teaming agreements formalized — 3+ signed
  • 12–15 proposal submissions completed
  • Mid-year performance review against $160K guaranteed profit

Q4 — Knowledge Transfer & Sustainment

Months 10–12
  • Complete capture and proposal training program (company had zero BD staff)
  • SOPs for opportunity identification, qualification, and pursuit
  • Proposal templates and compliance checklists specific to welding/fabrication RFPs
  • 14+ proposal submissions sustained
  • Year 2 strategic plan and capture calendar
  • Guarantee verification: $160K profit audit

Your roadmap will be different. That’s the point.

Every LBC engagement starts with a Market Assessment that maps your capabilities to real federal demand. The roadmap, guarantee, and investment are built from that analysis.