Support the proposal. Strengthen the delivery process.
When client work and deadlines compete for the same people, O2S helps organize requirements, develop response materials, and implement the workflows behind delivery.
Practical support at the pressure points.
RFP requirements & research
Organize the solicitation and addenda, map requirements, research relevant context, and maintain a clear view of questions, inputs, and deadlines.
Proposal response development
Develop response structure, draft and refine agreed sections, consolidate contributors’ inputs, and check completeness and consistency before your final review.
Delivery workflows
Configure intake, task ownership, review stages, recurring work, and client handoffs so teams can coordinate the work beyond the proposal.
Tools & implementation
Build or configure practical systems, templates, and documented processes, then support the people who will use them.
Proposal support for Atriade.
Ty has supported Atriade’s proposal and RFP work through requirements research, response organization, drafting, and quality review across complex pursuits.
O2S’s role is defined around the response work your team needs. Your firm controls pricing, contractual commitments, final approval, and submission.
Choose the engagement that fits.
A specific pursuit or project
Start with the deadline, required deliverables, available source material, and review responsibilities. We agree on the scope before work begins.
Recurring operational support
For firms that need ongoing help coordinating people, processes, systems, and follow-through across multiple priorities.
Bring the deadline and the bottleneck.
For an RFP, be ready to discuss the submission date, response requirements, existing materials, internal contributors, and which sections need support.
For an operations project, bring one example of a delayed handoff or repeated manual task. We will work backward from the output your team needs.
What needs to be ready—and by when?
Bring the problem, your current tools, and the deadline. We’ll discuss fit, scope, and a practical next step before you commit.