Proposal key personnel
Find interest in the expertise your proposal needs, with timing and commitments discussed up front.
A new connection for federal work
The right expertise doesn’t always fit a full-time box. We’re exploring better ways for federal contractors and professionals to connect.
An early-stage pilot. Real conversations come first.
01 / For businesses
A proposal deadline. A few hours of specialized support. A project that needs the right experience. Tell us what you’re working toward.
Find interest in the expertise your proposal needs, with timing and commitments discussed up front.
Explore support for work that needs specialized experience, without a full-time schedule.
Discuss a defined scope, anticipated hours, or ongoing support. Partner subcontracting options can be explored if desired.
Tell us about a permanent role and the experience, location, and availability that matter.
02 / For professionals
Maybe you want a few meaningful hours a week. A focused project. Or a full-time role that fits your next chapter.
Tell us what you do best, when you’re available, and how you want to work—including your openness to on-site work and travel.
Explore a professional accountYour information stays private. You choose whether to be introduced.
03 / How it works
We’re building this pilot by listening. Here’s the process we’re preparing for launch.
Request a business or professional account with a short application about your needs or interests.
Each application gets a personal review. We may reach out to learn more about what matters to you.
If there’s a relevant next step, we’ll discuss it directly. Introductions are handled with permission.
A few things to know
Yes. We review requests individually and may invite applicants to a conversation. We’ll follow up directly when there’s a relevant next step.
It will mean applying to the manually managed pilot. There is no applicant dashboard in the first version. If approved, we’ll contact you directly about next steps.
We’re exploring remote, hybrid, and on-site work. Clearance requirements depend on the role. Any clearance information collected will be optional and self-reported; FedGig does not verify clearances.
No. Pilot acceptance does not guarantee a role, match, introduction, or engagement. We’ll ask a professional’s permission before sharing their information with a business.
We haven’t finalized services or pricing. We’re speaking with businesses about their needs and what a useful service would look like. There is no payment flow in this preview.
Let’s find the common ground
Explore the account requests we’re preparing for the FedGig pilot.