
Capture Strategy, Proposal Recovery, & Orals Advisory
Prism Shift supports capture teams and executives at critical pre-award moments—validating pursuits, sharpening strategy, and stabilizing proposals when direction or timing shifts.Clarity and leverage when the cost of being wrong is high.Federal operations SME • Capture advisory • Proposal recovery • Orals coaching
Qualify the pursuit early, before sunk cost and momentum make honest decisions impossible.Stress-test scope, customer drivers, discriminators, and delivery realism.
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Common trigger: Pre-RFP / Bid decision
Translate customer reality into a win strategy that holds up under evaluation.Align discriminators, solution narrative, and Section M priorities.
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Common trigger: Capture plan / solution alignment
When the draft drifts: rebuild the story, tighten compliance, and restore evaluator logic.Rapid gap analysis, rewrite direction, review plan, and final red-team pressure test.
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Common trigger: Draft is behind / themes collapsing
Turn strategy into a confident, coherent narrative under time pressure.Orals structure, Q&A prep, and message discipline for senior presenters.
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Common trigger: Orals scheduled / leadership presenting
Engagements often begin when the path forward is unclear, and the downside of guessing is high.Designed for capture leaders, proposal teams, and executives operating under time, compliance, and reputational risk.
This short intake helps us come in prepared, so your first conversation is efficient, specific, and useful.
Completing all fields helps us prioritize and route your request quickly.
If you’re facing a pursuit, proposal, or recovery moment where timing and risk matter, share brief context below.Please do not include sensitive or non-public procurement information.Consider sharing (4–6 sentences):
• The pursuit, proposal, or capture decision you’re facing
• Where the team is stuck (alignment, story, compliance, schedule, or customer clarity)
• The constraint that matters most right now (time, risk, budget, people)
• What a successful outcome would look likeAt this stage, it’s most helpful to explain the situation - not a proposed solution.

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