Free readiness assessment

Could Your Business Win Government Contracts?

Eight questions, about two minutes. Get a scored readiness assessment across six dimensions and a prioritized list of what to improve first. No email required.

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Know Where You Stand Before You Start

Your GovTasks Readiness Score measures how prepared your business is to pursue government opportunities. There is no perfect score required to get started. Your results will show where your business is strongest, where there may be gaps, and what you should work on next.

8 questions • About 2 minutes • No email required

80–100Strongly Ready

You're well positioned to begin pursuing government opportunities now.

60–79Ready to Compete

Recommended Starting Point

You're ready to begin, with a few areas that may still need strengthening.

40–59Nearly Ready

You have potential, but a few important gaps should be addressed.

0–39Build Your Foundation

Your best next step is strengthening your government contracting foundation.

60+ is generally a strong starting point for pursuing matched opportunities.

Step 1 of 4

Your Business

Start with what your company actually does. You don't need to know any government contracting terminology.

Business name

Website

Optional

Helps us estimate how clearly buyers can understand your capabilities online.

1What products or services does your business provide

Describe what you sell or the work you perform in plain language. Be specific — detailed service or product names help GovTasks better understand your capabilities.

2Primary state

Choose where your business primarily operates today.

3Team size

Company size doesn't determine whether government contracting is for you. It helps us estimate the scale of work that may be realistic.

Your GovTasks Readiness Score is an educational assessment and does not determine eligibility or guarantee contract awards. Each solicitation has its own requirements, qualifications, and procurement rules.