Clear Answers About Working With NG

No. Government agencies make award decisions. NG organizes agreed administrative requirements, but no service guarantees an award, funding, eligibility, or compliance.

The bid is submitted under the client’s company. NG may help organize the package and process when included in scope, but the client must review and authorize the final submission.

The client determines final pricing and its authorized representative signs proposals, certifications, representations, amendments, and other required documents.

NG reviews amendments included in the agreed service period. A substantial change may require a revised timeline, added client information, or a separate flat-fee quote.

Yes. Post-award administrative support may include deadlines, modifications, correspondence, invoice documents, supplier files, and closeout organization under a separate written scope.

Yes. NG coordinates role preparation using the client’s approved procedures, systems, scripts, templates, terminology, and expectations. The client provides company-specific knowledge and final approval.

Yes. Roles may be structured for government contractors, suppliers, professional-service companies, real estate, property management, staffing, logistics, technology, and other businesses when the proposed responsibilities are appropriate.

Responsibilities may be adjusted through a revised written scope when the work remains suitable for the personnel, systems, access controls, schedule, and pricing.

The client provides approved priorities, procedures, and feedback. Personnel management and the contractual relationship remain with the appropriate private company.

No. Submission does not guarantee a quotation request, selection, award, purchase order, subcontract, or future work.

Normally, no. When NG is prime, selected companies work through NG under written commercial agreements while NG maintains the Government contract relationship.

Only after written authorization and the applicable purchase order or subcontract terms, scope, schedule, documentation, and compliance requirements are confirmed.

No. When NG is pursuing an opportunity as prime, NG does not provide bid-support consulting to a competing bidder for that same opportunity.

Yes. Public bid-support services use predetermined flat fees. Custom work receives a written fixed-price quote before work begins.

No, unless the written agreement specifically states otherwise. One engagement applies only to the opportunity identified in the agreement.

A short preliminary overview may be provided without charge. It is not a complete solicitation analysis, compliance review, proposal plan, or submission-readiness assessment.

Yes. Major amendments, added volumes, expanded research, added revisions, accelerated deadlines, or new responsibilities may require a separate written flat-fee quote.

Possibly, but not automatically. NG reviews the contract, clauses, security requirements, data restrictions, personnel rules, subcontracting terms, and proposed responsibilities first.

Not through the standard service. Restricted information or systems require separate review, authorization, qualified personnel, appropriate security controls, and all applicable contractual flow-downs. NG may decline the work.

NG personnel will not perform inherently governmental functions, act as Government employees, make contracting-officer decisions, sign for the client, establish final bid pricing, make technical or legal certifications, or use unauthorized credentials.

No. NG does not provide those licensed or regulated professional services. Clients should use appropriately qualified professionals when required.