United States Capitol and federal architecture in Washington, D.C.

We find federal contracts near you and help you win them.

The government already buys what you do, in your area, every week. We prepare everything it asks for. No in-house hire. No government experience needed.

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On the call, we look at real government contracts near you that fit your company.

You already do the work. The paperwork is what keeps you out.

Federal agencies hire cleaners, landscapers, HVAC techs, electricians, and builders every week. Most small companies never bid. It isn't because they can't do the job. It's because the process looks like a second job. Big contractors solve that with a full-time bid team. We give you that team, without the salary.

Most owners come to us at one of these moments.

"I got a government notice for a job near me. I don't know what to send."

We write your response and a one-page company profile, so the agency counts you in before the contract goes out.

"I registered to bid years ago and never won anything."

We show you which contracts near you are worth your time, who you're up against, and what they pay.

"A bigger company keeps asking me for quotes, then marks them up."

You can bid on many of these jobs yourself. We show you which ones and help you win them directly.

Most government contracts get only three to seven bids.

You aren't competing against hundreds of companies. On most service contracts, you're competing against a handful.

Nearly 28%

Share of federal contract dollars that went to small businesses in fiscal year 2025, about $179 billion.

3 to 7

Typical number of bids on a grounds, cleaning, or septic contract under $350,000.

$0

What you pay for SAM.gov registration when you work with us.

Sources: U.S. Small Business Administration FY2025 Procurement Scorecard; USAspending.gov award data.

Three ways we help.

Start where you are. Every package includes SAM.gov registration.

01

Notice Response

When an agency posts a notice asking which companies can do a job, we write your answer and a one-page company profile. Ready in five business days.

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02

Federal Roadmap

Your plan for the next 12 to 18 months of government work: every contract in your trade near you, who holds it now, what it pays, and how many companies bid last time. Includes your company profile and two notice responses.

Learn moreSee a sample Roadmap
03

Monthly Bid Team

We watch for new contracts in your trade every week, keep your plan current, and write your bids when a contract opens.

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How it works.

  1. 1

    Free consultation

    We look at real contracts near you and tell you honestly whether government work fits your company.

  2. 2

    Your plan

    You get a clear list of the contracts worth going after and what it takes to win them.

  3. 3

    We prepare everything

    We write the responses, company profiles, and bids. You answer a few questions about your business.

  4. 4

    You approve

    Nothing goes to the government without your sign-off.

You don't need what you think you need.

Three beliefs keep good companies out of government work. All three are wrong.

01

No special certification

Many contracts are open to any small business. You don't need to be minority-owned, woman-owned, or veteran-owned to win.

02

No government team

Big contractors pay a full-time bid manager over $120,000 a year. You get the same work from us, only when you need it.

03

No paying for SAM.gov registration

Registration with the government is free, and we handle it as part of every package. Other firms charge for it on its own.

Built for companies that already do good work.

If you run crews, carry insurance, and deliver for commercial customers, there is a government customer near you that needs the same work.

JanitorialLandscaping and groundsHVACElectricalPlumbingConstructionRoofingPaintingPest controlFire protectionSeptic and wasteFacilities maintenanceand more

Who is behind this

Built by a Federal Insider and Commercial Operator

Amber Services Group is a federal capture advisory firm led by GovCon Consultant Harvey Anbar.

The Federal Inside: Harvey spent a decade working at the State Department Financial Management Office, auditing compliance, and navigating strict federal procurement regulations. He knows exactly how federal money obligates, how the U.S. Treasury pays vendors, and where proposals fail.

The Commercial Outside: Before launching ASG, Harvey founded and scaled a successful B2B growth agency. He understands the realities of running a commercial business: meeting payroll, protecting profit margins, and generating pipeline.

He built Amber Services Group to solve one specific problem: capable commercial contractors are losing high-margin federal work to "Paper Primes" or "GovCon Brokers" simply because they lack the resources to access these million dollar contracts directly.

Frequently asked questions

Is Amber Services Group part of the government?

No. We are a private company. We are not affiliated with SAM.gov, the SBA, GSA, or any government agency.

Do I need a certification to win government contracts?

No. Many contracts are open to any small business. On the call, we check whether you qualify for any certification that would help.

Do I need past government work?

No. Your commercial jobs can count as experience on many small contracts.

How much does it cost?

It depends on what you need. We go over options on the free consultation. SAM.gov registration is always included.

How long until I win a contract?

No one can honestly promise a win or a date. Most contracts take weeks to months from the first notice to the award. On the call, we look at what's open near you right now.

Do you submit anything without my approval?

Never. You review and sign off on everything before it goes to the government.

Is the consultation really free?

Yes. No cost and no obligation.

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