Active Duty U.S. Navy
Rigel is led by Randy — an Active Duty U.S. Navy servicemember — directly invoking the service-disabled / veteran set-aside preferences reserved for federal micro-purchases.
Rigel Solutions monitors SAM.gov and Unison Global daily for $3,500–$10,000 simplified-acquisition buys in IT services, CMMC cybersecurity, and consulting. Every qualified drop arrives with a ready-to-review bid draft — so the only decision you make is submit.
Federal micro-purchases move fast. Rigel turns the daily firehose of SAM.gov and Unison Global into a short list of qualified buys — pre-drafted, pre-tagged, and ready for your review.
Rigel scans SAM.gov and Unison Global every day for the $3,500–$10,000 simplified acquisitions that match your capabilities and category — so the only buys you see are the ones that fit.
Every qualified opportunity is monitored through its lifecycle — response deadlines, agency activity, and Q&A updates — so Nothing Falls between the cracks before the award decision.
Each drop arrives with a ready-to-review bid draft — capability statement, cover sheet, and dual-status disclosure tailored to the buy — pre-positioned for the micro-purchase window.
Pull-quote placeholders. Real testimonials land here as the first micro-purchase awards close — until then, this is the proof slot where the first three will appear.
Pull-quote placeholder. Rigel cut our SAM.gov scan from an hourly chore to a single morning review — the bid drafts arrive already tailored to our set-aside posture.
Pull-quote placeholder. We stopped missing micro-purchase windows. The daily shortlist is the only inbox tab I keep open during bid season.
Pull-quote placeholder. The dual-status disclosure on every cover sheet is the detail that closes the award — we no longer lose points to missed checkboxes.
We watch SAM.gov and Unison Global every day, pulling only the $3,500–$10,000 simplified acquisitions that match your capabilities and category.
Every qualified drop arrives with a tailored Capability Statement and bid response — ready for human review, with the firm’s preferences pre-applied.
Dual-status disclosure (Minority-Owned SBA + Active Duty U.S. Navy) is on the cover sheet of every bid — no missed checkboxes at award.
The mission is the volume buys — high-fit, fast-turnaround contracts where a credible, status-tagged proposal lands the award.
Who Rigel is for
Rigel is built for the federal micro-purchase window — and for the firms whose status unlocks it.
Meet Randy. Rigel Solutions was founded by Randy, an Active Duty U.S. Navy servicemember who also qualifies under the SBA Minority-Owned small business designation. Federal micro-purchase regulations reward both statuses with price-evaluation preferences on the buys where they apply — preferences that this platform operationalizes on every bid it drafts.
That means each submitted bid carries dual-status positioning by default, Randy’s CMMC-era defensive-cybersecurity expertise informs the firm’s category filters, and federal buyers see a credible, current status disclosure on every cover sheet.
Rigel is led by Randy — an Active Duty U.S. Navy servicemember — directly invoking the service-disabled / veteran set-aside preferences reserved for federal micro-purchases.
SBA-verified Minority-Owned small business. Triggers the price-evaluation preference on minority-eligible buys and unlocks the dedicated set-aside pool federal buyers must reach each year.
Every bid Rigel Solutions generates carries the firm's preferred-status disclosure in the cover sheet — no last-minute paperwork, no missed preference checkboxes at award.