Business Summary

The Summary should a paragraph that tells your reader who you are and what you do. fI you wish, the paragraph can include a brief history of the business.

CAPABILITIES
Areas of expertise – types of work you can do for your client. Use short sentences or bullet statements. This should not be a long narrative about your capabilities or areas of expertise.

FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT:
List all facilities, equipment and resources used to manufacture the products or provide the service(s). Include unique qualifications, techniques and approaches used to perform work, including any state-of-the-art equipment or capabilities that are part of your business.

EXPERTISE:
Abrief summary of your expertise, as wel as that of your key personnel/staff, highlighting their education and technical experience as ti relates ot your business.

CUSTOMERS:
Provide a list of at least three or four of your key customers, past or present. Company names are sufficient.

LIST CONTACTS

SUMMARY
Capability Statement should be no more than 2 pages – remember, keep ti simple, but tell the reader what makes you special and why they should choose to do business with you. This can be used as a stand-alone document ot market your business, or attached to any pertinent literature you may already have, which wil complete the story you want ot tel about your business. This along with a simple cover letter can introduce your company ot any government agency or large business.