FAR-Compliant Format
Structured to meet federal procurement expectations and OSDBU guidelines.
All SBA Certifications
Supports 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, EDWOSB, SDVOSB, and VOSB firms.
44 NAICS Codes
Tailored content for your specific industry and government market.
Your Company Information
Capability Statement Templates by Industry
Pre-built templates for every major government contracting sector.
541511
Custom Computer Programming Services
$25B+ annually/year
541512
Computer Systems Design Services
$30B+ annually/year
541611
Administrative Management and General Management Consulting
$15B+ annually/year
561210
Facilities Support Services
$20B+ annually/year
611710
Educational Support Services
$8B+ annually/year
621610
Home Health Care Services
$40B+ annually (VA, HHS, CMS)/year
334220
Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing
$5B+ annually/year
336415
Aircraft Propeller and Parts Manufacturing
$2B+ annually/year
325414
Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing
$3B+ annually/year
541320
Landscape Architectural Services
$1B+ annually/year
541110
Offices of Lawyers
$2B+ annually/year
541370
Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) Services
$1.5B+ annually/year
541430
Graphic Design Services
$500M+ annually/year
541511-Custom
Cybersecurity and Information Security Services
$15B+ annually/year
562211
Hazardous Waste Collection
$800M+ annually/year
237310
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction
$50B+ annually/year
238320
Painting and Wall Covering Contractors
$500M+ annually/year
325910
Printing Ink Manufacturing
$200M+ annually/year
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a capability statement?
A capability statement is a one-to-two page document that summarizes your company's core competencies, past performance, differentiators, and key data (UEI, CAGE, NAICS codes). Federal agencies and prime contractors use it to evaluate whether your firm is qualified for a contract or teaming opportunity.
Is a capability statement required for SAM.gov?
A capability statement is not required to register on SAM.gov, but it is expected in almost every federal procurement interaction. Contracting officers, OSDBUs, and prime contractors routinely request capability statements before awarding contracts or engaging in teaming agreements.
What should a capability statement include?
A compliant capability statement includes: (1) Core competencies specific to your NAICS code, (2) Past performance with agency names and outcomes, (3) Differentiators explaining why you win, (4) Company data table with UEI, CAGE, certifications, NAICS codes, and contact information.
How long should a capability statement be?
One page is the standard for most procurement interactions. Two pages is acceptable for complex technical firms with extensive past performance. Never exceed two pages — contracting officers receive hundreds of capability statements and will not read beyond two pages.
Do I need a capability statement for 8(a), WOSB, or HUBZone certification?
Yes. SBA certification programs do not require a capability statement for the application itself, but once certified, your capability statement becomes your primary marketing document for finding sole-source and set-aside opportunities. Agencies specifically search for certified firms with strong capability statements.
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