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SLED War Room - Week 6/7 - June 2026

Assignment No. 8

Decode. Position. Get Under NDA.

🕐 Deadline: Before next session 🔎 Tools: OneDrive + Lovable.dev + Gmail 🎯 Minimum: 5 emails sent and logged
246
US Prime Companies Mapped
157
High Priority Contacts
$114B+
Combined Prime Revenue
6
Live Projects This Round

The Opportunity

What Assignment 8 Is About

In Assignment 7, you sent cold outreach emails introducing yourself to prime contractors. Assignment 8 moves past introduction. You are now sending a positioned email that shows the prime you have already decoded their project and that CollabP is ready to support them from the back end, under NDA, invisible to the agency.

This is how you move from being a cold contact to being a useful partner. A prime that knows you have done the research and are willing to stay invisible is a prime that will reply.

246
US Primes Mapped
157
High Priority Contacts
$114B+
Combined Prime Revenue

Your 6 Live Projects at a Glance

#ProjectAgencyTypeDuePrimesHIGHFolder
1
Community Arts Master Plan
Sol# 10315
City of Fort Collins, CO RFP Jun 26 37 11 HIGH
2
Student Records Management and Fulfillment
Sol# RFI 2001-26
Englewood Schools District No. 1 RFI Jun 24 35 12 HIGH
3
Legato Site K-8 School Survey Services
Sol# 2021B-K8
27J School District, Brighton, CO RFP TBD 51 39 HIGH
4
SR 417 PD&E Study - Capacity Improvements
Sol# 260503
Central Florida Expressway Authority LSOI TBD 38 36 HIGH
5
Brand Development Services
Sol# CED-62882
City of East Lansing, MI RFQ TBD 67 46 HIGH
6
Fire Protection District Feasibility Study
Sol# F26-03-012
City of Greeley / Western Hills FPD RFP TBD 18 13 HIGH
Projects 2 and 1 close first

Project 2 closes June 24. Project 1 closes June 26. If you are assigned either of these, send emails today. Project 4 is an LSOI, positioning only, no pricing required. Check with your trainer if you are on Project 6.

The RSP Angle on Every Project

These 6 projects look different on the surface. One is arts planning. One is school records. One is fire safety. The real opportunity is the same across all of them.

Arts Master Plan (Fort Collins)

Cultural program documentation, community engagement write-ups, grant compliance reporting, plan formatting and editing

Student Records (Englewood Schools)

FERPA compliance documentation, data migration planning, vendor comparison research, RFI response drafting

K-8 Survey Services (27J Schools)

Survey data processing support, technical report formatting, GIS documentation, bid proposal writing

SR 417 PD&E Study (Florida)

Technical proposal writing, environmental documentation support, FDOT compliance mapping, NEPA study formatting

Brand Development (East Lansing)

Content strategy documentation, brand guideline writing, stakeholder outreach templates, proposal formatting

Fire Feasibility Study (Greeley)

Feasibility study documentation, public safety data research, report writing, operational analysis formatting

The technology is the entry point. The backend support is the real contract.

Each project creates ongoing operational support obligations after award. This is where RSPs build recurring revenue. Do not filter yourself out because the category label does not match your exact service.

The CollabP NDA Model

This is what makes the Assignment 8 email different from Assignment 7. You are not just offering services. You are offering intelligence plus discretion. The prime gets an edge. CollabP stays invisible.

How the Relationship Works

Government Agency
US Prime Contractor
CollabP (back end, NDA)
RSP Support
  • CollabP is not named anywhere in the prime's bid. The agency never sees us.
  • All notes, research, and intelligence are shared only with the prime through secure channels.
  • The prime signs a mutual NDA before receiving any CollabP project analysis materials.
  • RSPs working under CollabP remain invisible to the government authority at all times.
  • The prime controls the client relationship. CollabP supports the bid and the delivery.

All Tasks

Complete in order. Each task builds on the previous one.

1
Task 1
Open Your OneDrive Project Folder
2
Task 2
Read the CollabP Brief
3
Task 3
Check Your Lovable.dev Site
4
Task 4
Write and Send the HTML Email
5
Task 5
Send to Top Prime Companies
6
Task 6
Log and Submit to Your Trainer

Open Your Project Folder

The OneDrive folder has been shared. Download before doing anything else.

What Is Inside Each Folder

Inside your assigned project folder you will find four items:

📄
Original Solicitation
The actual RFP, RFI, or LSOI from the agency. PDF or Word. Read this first.
🔍
CollabP Summary
Plain-English breakdown of what the agency needs, scope, and budget signals.
Tender Insights
Win themes, evaluation priorities, competitive risks. Your intelligence brief.
📊
Prime Companies Excel
Names, contacts, emails, revenue, and priority score. Your outreach list.
  1. Open the OneDrive link and find your assigned project folder

    Check the assignment list your trainer shared. Open that specific folder only.

  2. Download the full folder to your computer

    Click the folder, then Download. Extract the ZIP file. You now have everything locally.

  3. Read the original solicitation for 10 minutes

    Before reading the CollabP brief, read the actual document. Find what the agency needs, the submission deadline, and the evaluation criteria section.

  4. Open the Prime Companies Excel and sort by Priority

    Sort descending so HIGH rows appear first. These are your first emails.

Read the CollabP Brief

The folder has done the research for you. Read it before writing a single word.

📄
Document 1
Project Summary
Agency name, scope, budget signals, deadline in plain English.
🔍
Document 2
Tender Insights
Win themes, evaluation priorities, risks, what primes will focus on.
📊
Document 3
Prime Companies Excel
Names, contacts, emails, revenue, priority score. Your outreach list.

Answer These 5 Questions Before Writing Your Email

  1. What is the agency called and what do they need?

    Write it in one sentence before you proceed.

  2. What is the submission deadline?

    If the deadline has passed, the email still matters for next-phase positioning. Ask your trainer.

  3. What specific services can your company provide as a subcontractor?

    Proposal writing? Compliance documentation? Technical research? Name it specifically.

  4. What is the strongest selling point of your company for this type of work?

    One specific fact. Not a general claim. A real capability or experience.

  5. Who are the top 3 prime companies you will email first?

    Write their names and emails before you open a new email draft.

Do not start writing until you can answer all five

A generic email gets ignored. A specific, informed email gets a reply. The brief gives you everything you need to be specific. Spend 20 minutes here. It is the highest-value time in this assignment.

Check Your Lovable.dev Site

The prime will click your link within seconds of opening the email. Make it ready.

You built your Lovable.dev site in Assignment 7. Before sending Assignment 8 emails, confirm it still looks professional and loads correctly. A prime that clicks and lands on an incomplete page will not reply.

Must Be Visible

  • Your company name, clearly
  • Reference to US SLED or government contracting
  • Your specific services for prime contractors
  • A capability statement download button that works
  • Your professional email address as the primary call to action

Must Not Be There

  • Generic "We serve clients globally" language
  • No mention of SLED or government work
  • Broken links or empty sections
  • Pakistan address listed as primary contact
  • Under-construction placeholder pages

Quick Update Steps

  1. Log in to Lovable.dev and open your Assignment 7 site

    Do not build a new site. Update the existing one.

  2. Confirm the headline mentions SLED

    Prompt: "Update the headline to: [Company Name] | US SLED Remote Service Provider | Pre-Bid and Proposal Support for Government Contractors"

  3. Confirm the capability statement download button works

    Click it yourself in a private browser window. If the PDF does not open, fix the Google Drive link before sending any emails.

  4. Publish and test on your phone

    Open the live URL on your phone. If it loads and looks correct, copy the URL. That is what goes in your email.

Write and Send the HTML Email

You are not asking for a job. You are offering a partnership to a company building a bid right now.

Assignment 8 uses a one-page HTML email. This is not a design exercise. It is a positioning and deliverability decision. A well-structured HTML email lands in the inbox and lets the prime click directly to your site, your capability statement, and the project data without reading a paragraph first.

Why HTML email?

Three clickable buttons in one email reduce the friction between the prime opening your message and taking an action. Your profile, your capability statement, and the project folder are all one click away. The prime does not need to ask for anything. You have already given it.

What Makes This Email Work

Name the project and solicitation number in the first two sentences. This proves you read the document. Most cold emails never do this. It is the single biggest differentiator.
Explain the NDA model in two sentences. CollabP supports from the back end, invisible to the agency, notes shared only with the prime. This is your edge over every other RSP cold email they receive.
Three buttons: your Lovable.dev site, your capability statement, the project data folder. Every button is a separate action. The prime can click any of them without reading further.
Your email address is the only call to action. No forms, no calendars, no Book a Call buttons. Just your direct professional email.
Attach your capability statement PDF. Every email. No exceptions.
Do not start with "I hope this email finds you well." Delete it. Start with who you are.
Do not describe your company history. No one cares yet. Get to the point.

Subject Line Options

Choose the one that fits your project. Fill in the brackets.

Choose one and fill in the brackets

  • Subcontract Support Available - [Sol Number] - [Your Company]
  • Project Intelligence Ready - [Agency Name] Bid - [Your Company]
  • [Your Core Service] Support for [Project Name] - [Your Company]
  • Pre-Bid Partnership with NDA - [Sol Number] - [Your Company]
  • Bid Support and Back-End Research - [Project Name] - [Your Company]

Email Structure

Write yours from scratch using this as your guide. Do not copy it word for word.

  1. Line 1: Who you are and what your company does

    One sentence. Do not start with "I hope this email finds you well."

  2. Line 2: Name the project, agency, and what you can contribute

    This is the line that proves you are not sending a bulk email. Name the solicitation number or project name directly.

  3. Lines 3 to 4: The NDA model in two sentences

    CollabP supports from the back end under a mutual NDA. We are not named in your bid and are not visible to the agency. All notes are shared exclusively with you as the prime.

  4. Three buttons

    View Our Profile (your Lovable.dev URL), Capability Statement (your Google Drive PDF link), Project Data Folder (the OneDrive link above).

  5. Call to action: your email address only

    One sentence. No forms, no calendar links. Just your direct email.

  6. Signature

    Your name, title, company, and website. Clean and short.

How to Send an HTML Email Through Gmail

Gmail does not let you paste raw HTML into the compose window. Use this method so the formatting and buttons survive the paste.

  1. Open your HTML email file in Chrome or Firefox

    Double-click the saved HTML file. It will open in your browser. This is exactly what the prime will see.

  2. Select all the content in the browser and copy it

    Press Ctrl+A on Windows or Cmd+A on Mac to select everything, then Ctrl+C or Cmd+C to copy.

  3. Open Gmail and start a new email

    Click Compose. Click inside the email body area where you would normally type.

  4. Paste using Ctrl+Shift+V (not Ctrl+V)

    On Mac use Cmd+Shift+V. This preserves the formatting. The buttons, layout, and colors should appear exactly as in the browser preview.

  5. Add your subject line and attach the capability statement PDF

    The PDF goes as a regular file attachment. The buttons inside the email link to your Lovable site and OneDrive folder separately.

  6. Send a test to yourself first

    Send it to your own email. Open it in Gmail. Check that all buttons work, the layout looks correct on mobile, and the PDF is attached. Only then send to the prime.

Spam Prevention Rules

Do not use words like "free," "guarantee," "urgent," "act now," or "limited time" anywhere in your email or subject line. Do not use all-caps subject lines. Do not put more than three links in the email body. Do not attach files over 5MB. Send from your professional domain email, not a personal Gmail account.

Personalization Rules

A
Use their first name
Your Excel has the contact name. Use it. "Hi Michael" outperforms "Dear Sir/Madam" by a wide margin.
B
Name the project and agency
This is the single line that proves you are not sending a bulk email. Write the solicitation number by name.
C
Match your service to the project
Read the tender insights. If the project needs proposal writing, say that. Be specific to this project, not generic.
D
Different email for each company
Change the company name and contact name for every email. Never paste the same email to 10 people without changing those fields.

Send to Prime Companies

Work through your Excel starting with HIGH priority. Minimum 5 emails before the next session.

Sending Order

  1. HIGH priority with a named individual contact first

    A real person's name in the greeting plus HIGH revenue equals the highest chance of a reply.

  2. HIGH priority with a department or bid team inbox

    Still HIGH priority, still worth sending. Use "Hi [Company Name] Bid Team" as the greeting.

  3. MEDIUM priority contacts

    After all HIGH rows are done.

  4. LOW priority last

    Only if time allows after all HIGH and MEDIUM contacts are covered.

Pre-Send Check - Run This for Every Email

  • Correct person's first name in the greeting
  • Correct company name in the email body - not a previous company from your list
  • Project name and solicitation number are written correctly
  • Capability statement PDF is attached
  • Lovable.dev link works and loads your live site
  • OneDrive project folder link is correct and accessible
  • Your professional email address is the only call to action
  • Sending from your professional domain email, not personal Gmail
  • Test email was sent to yourself and reviewed before sending to the prime

After You Send

📄
Day 1
Log every send with name, company, email, and date.
📩
Day 3
No reply? Send a one-sentence follow-up about the project name.
Any Reply
Forward to your trainer immediately. Tag CollabP. This is a live lead.
If a prime contacts you back, do not handle it alone

You opened the door. CollabP structures what comes next. Bring your trainer in before you respond to any serious inquiry. That is how the RSP model works.

Log and Submit

Every email sent must be recorded. No logging means no credit for the assignment.

Outreach Log - Copy Into Google Sheets

Project #CompanyContactEmail Sent ToDate SentFollow-upResponse
[1 to 6][Company][First Name][their@email.com][Date][Date +3]No reply yet

What to Submit to Your Trainer

  1. Screenshot of your Sent folder

    Shows subject lines, recipients, and dates for all emails sent. Post in the WhatsApp group.

  2. Google Sheet outreach log link

    Share with your trainer. Minimum 5 rows filled in with all columns completed.

  3. Your Lovable.dev website URL

    Post the live URL in WhatsApp with your name and city. Your trainer will review it.

  4. Forward any replies immediately

    If a prime responds, do not wait. Forward the full reply to your trainer and tag CollabP. This is a live lead and it moves fast.

If a prime contacts you back, do not negotiate independently

You opened the door. CollabP helps you structure what comes next. Bring your trainer in before you respond to any serious inquiry. That is how the RSP model works.

Full Checklist

Check every item before your next session. Your trainer will ask for verification of each one.

Folder and Research

  • OneDrive folder opened and downloaded - full project folder is on your computer
  • Original solicitation read - you know what the agency needs, the deadline, and the evaluation criteria
  • CollabP Project Summary read - you can explain the scope in plain language
  • Tender Insights read - you know the win themes and the RSP angle for your project
  • Prime Companies Excel sorted by Priority - HIGH contacts are at the top

Lovable.dev Site

  • Site is live and loading - tested in a private browser window
  • Headline references US SLED or government contracting
  • Services section lists specific offerings to prime contractors
  • Capability statement download button is working
  • Professional email address is the primary call to action

HTML Email

  • Email written from scratch - contains the project name, agency, and specific service
  • NDA model explained in two sentences or less
  • Three buttons present: Lovable.dev site, capability statement, project data folder
  • Capability statement PDF attached to every email
  • Test email sent to yourself and reviewed before sending to primes
  • Minimum 5 emails sent to HIGH priority primes
  • Sent from professional domain email, not personal Gmail

Submission to Trainer

  • Screenshot of Sent folder posted in WhatsApp
  • Outreach log Google Sheet shared with trainer - minimum 5 rows
  • Lovable.dev URL posted in WhatsApp with your name and city
  • Any prime replies forwarded to trainer immediately