Government contact
Bring the requirement. We’ll help define the next step.
Contact WCG about an agency need, capability question, contracting request, or defined teaming opportunity.
Start with context
A useful first message moves the conversation forward.
WCG responds best when the inquiry identifies the mission need, intended outcome, opportunity stage, timing, and the role WCG may be expected to perform.
A complete statement of work is not required. Enough context to evaluate fit, constraints, and the responsible next action is.
Choose the contact path
Use the channel that fits the inquiry.
Both paths reach WCG. The dedicated Government Contact form below includes CAPTCHA protection and routes submissions directly to WCG’s government mailbox.
Government email
Direct government inquiry
Use the government mailbox for agency, acquisition, prime-contractor, and teaming conversations.
- Capability and market-research requests
- Contracting and vendor-documentation needs
- Defined teaming or subcontract opportunities
- Response timelines and coordination requests
CAPTCHA-protected form
Secure web contact
Use the site’s protected contact form when a browser-based submission is more convenient.
- Name and reply email required
- Message length supports useful context
- Privacy-policy consent included
- Spam protection active
Government contact form
Send the requirement securely.
Use this CAPTCHA-protected form for agency, acquisition, prime-contractor, or teaming inquiries. Submissions route directly to WCG’s government mailbox.
Opportunity brief
Include what is known.
The following details help WCG assess alignment without turning the first message into a proposal.
Agency, customer, or mission environment
Intended outcome or capability gap
Opportunity or acquisition stage
Anticipated WCG role or workstream
Known constraints or handling requirements
Decision date or response timeline
Information handling
Keep the first exchange appropriate.
Do not send classified information, CUI, export-controlled material, credentials, or other sensitive data through the public web form or an uncoordinated email. Identify the applicable handling requirement at a high level, and WCG will coordinate an appropriate exchange method before detailed information is shared.
What happens next
A focused response, not a generic sales sequence.
WCG uses the initial context to determine whether there is a responsible fit and what information is actually needed next.
Review the requirement
Clarify the intended outcome, timing, operating context, and anticipated WCG role.
Confirm fit and constraints
Identify the relevant capability, dependencies, acquisition or teaming path, and information-handling needs.
Coordinate the next action
Move into a capability briefing, documentation exchange, scoped discussion, quote, or defined workstream.
Ready to discuss a Government requirement?
Send the mission need, anticipated role, opportunity stage, and response timeline.