Tiffany Suleski

Tiffany Suleski

Making Gov Con easier for small biz
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I’m the founder of The Bidding Compass, a resource and product ecosystem built to help small businesses navigate government contracting with more clarity and confidence. I’m currently building the Capabilities Statement Studio—a guided workspace that helps businesses turn what they already know about their company into a professional, government-ready capabilities statement. I’m interested in building practical products that take complicated processes and turn them into clear, guided experiences. Less information overload. More “here’s what to do next.”

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3h ago

Capability Statement Studio - Polished Government Contracting Capabilities Statements

The one-page capability statement every federal contractor needs, without the designer or the Word template. Answer a short interview; AI drafts it, checks every claim against your answers, and delivers a polished PDF with your SBA marks. Answer a short interview and get a polished, one-page federal capability statement PDF — with your NAICS codes, SBA certification marks, past performance and your brand colors.
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8d ago

I accidentally became a software developer at 2 AM

I have absolutely no business being here.

My background is small business and government contracting. I ve never been a software engineer. I don t have a computer science degree. Honestly, a year ago I probably would ve panicked if someone opened a terminal in front of me.

Now I m sitting here at stupid o clock in the morning, building an actual SaaS application with AI. A real, multi-stage thing with logic, workflows, databases, testing, bugs, more bugs, and an alarming number of conversations with Claude that basically amount to: Okay. That broke something else. What did you do?

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