Metro Atlanta Public Revenue Starter
Your business already sells what local government buys.
Fulton County and Metro Atlanta agencies purchase commercial services from private vendors every week — including work handled through quote-based purchasing below the formal $50,000 threshold. Most established local businesses are eligible but never positioned to receive the right notices.
The Public Revenue Starter reviews whether your business is visible, ready, and targeted for $2,500–$50,000 local public-sector work before you spend time bidding.
Who this is for
Established Metro Atlanta businesses performing repeatable services.
Fulton County openly states that it purchases a broad range of goods and services and welcomes businesses of all sizes. Purchases from $2,500–$49,999 require a minimum of five quotes, while purchases of $50,000+ move into formal sealed ITB/RFP territory.
What you receive
A focused review, not a generic government-contracting course.
Visibility
Supplier Visibility Review
We check procurement systems relevant to your geography, supplier presence, service classifications, and whether your business is positioned to receive the right bid notifications.
Readiness
Small-Contract Readiness Review
We assess your business standing, operating history, largest completed jobs, insurance, licenses, references, capability proof, past work, and staffing capacity.
Targets
Five Local Opportunity Targets
Live opportunities where available, recurring purchasing categories, relevant departments and buyers, subcontracting possibilities, and appropriate small-contract lanes.
Action
Procurement Action Sheet
Your best lane (quote, RFQ, subcontract, or formal bid), target contract range, top buyers, top blockers, and three prioritized next actions.
Plus
One 30-Minute Review Call
We walk through your findings, answer questions, and determine whether the next right step is a visibility cleanup, bid readiness sprint, opportunity watch, or something else entirely.
Investment
Introductory Metro Atlanta launch offer.
Available to the first 10 clients. This introductory engagement helps establish documented results and refine the review process for Metro Atlanta service businesses entering local public-sector work.
Introductory investment
$299
One-time review. No retainer required.
- Supplier visibility review
- Small-contract readiness review
- Five local opportunity targets
- Procurement action sheet
- 30-minute review call
How it works
From intake to a practical procurement action plan.
01
Intake
Submit your business details, service profile, current registrations, and procurement readiness information.
02
Review
We assess your supplier visibility, readiness for small-contract work, and identify five opportunity targets.
03
Report
You receive your Procurement Action Sheet with your best lane, target contract range, top buyers, and prioritized next actions.
04
Review Call
A 30-minute call to walk through the findings, answer questions, and determine the right next service if needed.
What comes next
The review tells us — and you — what the right next service actually is.
If we discover:
“Nobody is likely finding you.”
Procurement Visibility Cleanup
$149–$299
If we discover:
“You're visible, but your materials are weak.”
Bid Ready Sprint
$499
If we discover:
“You're ready and need opportunities.”
Opportunity Watch
$99/month
If we discover:
“Here's a real opportunity.”
Bid/No-Bid Review
$199+
If we discover:
“You should pursue.”
Pursuit Support
$750–$2,500+
Why Metro Atlanta
Concrete procurement mechanics, not guru smoke.
Fulton County purchases from $2,500–$49,999 require a minimum of five quotes. Purchases of $50,000+ require formal sealed ITB/RFP.
Bid notifications are tied to five-digit NIGP codes representing what the vendor provides. Incorrect or missing codes mean you never see the opportunities.
Georgia's small-business procurement program emphasizes participation in contracts under $25,000.
We start with Fulton County, then expand to DeKalb, Clayton, and Gwinnett.
Find out if your business is positioned for local public-sector work.
The Metro Atlanta Public Revenue Starter costs $299 and tells you exactly where you stand, who buys what you sell, and what to do next.