What it is
- RFP / RFQ authorship from a vendor-neutral baseline design.
- Bid review, normalization across responses, and price benchmarking against published list and recent comparable engagements.
- Reference checks, vendor capability assessment, and proof-of-concept design.
- Post-award contract review for SLAs, acceptance criteria, and warranty terms.
When you need it
- You're about to spend a meaningful capital amount on wireless infrastructure and want a check on what you're buying.
- Internal stakeholders disagree on which vendor to choose and need an independent voice in the room.
- Procurement is asking for capability statements, NAICS codes, and references — and you need a wireless-literate partner on your side of the table.
Our methodology
- 01Requirements baseline. We translate the operational requirements into something a vendor can bid against — without naming a vendor.
- 02RFP authorship. Statement of work, acceptance criteria, deliverables, warranty terms, and pricing structure designed to be normalizable across responses.
- 03Bid review. We score responses against the criteria you set, flag where vendors are getting clever with the BOM, and benchmark prices.
- 04Vendor selection. Reference checks, capability validation, and a written recommendation. You decide; we tell you what we'd do.
Documented assumptions. Every methodology step generates a record. You see the inputs, the calibration data, and the gaps — not a pretty PDF with conclusions you can't audit.
Typical deliverables
- Vendor-neutral RFP / RFQ package
- Bid evaluation matrix and price benchmark
- Reference check summary
- Vendor selection memo with dissenting opinions where relevant
- Negotiation support through award
Representative outcomes
Independent
recommendations — no kickbacks, ever
Normalized
bid comparisons across vendors
Defensible
selection memos for board / audit review
Next step
Have a coverage problem you can describe — but not yet solve?
Request a wireless assessment. An engineer (not a sales rep) will walk through what you're seeing and propose what we'd actually do.