Design and web support for government contractors.

Branded capability statements, procurement-ready websites, and proposal materials from a veteran-owned studio, alongside SAM.gov and SBA DSBS profile optimization.

Who this service is for.

Contracting officers and prime contractors evaluate firms quickly, increasingly with the help of search and AI tools. This service helps contractors present their capabilities clearly in every place they're reviewed.

  • Government contractors and subcontractors at the federal, state, and local level
  • Firms preparing for RFPs, teaming, or capability reviews
  • Veteran-owned firms and any other contractor — the service isn't limited to veteran-owned businesses
Contractor support

Materials that make your capabilities easy to evaluate.

Each piece is designed for how procurement reviewers actually read: quickly, looking for qualifications, competencies, and fit.

Branded capability statements

A concise summary of your qualifications, past performance, and core competencies.

  • Word, Google Docs, and PDF versions
  • A responsive web version
  • Consistent with your brand

Procurement-ready websites

Websites structured for contracting officers and procurement reviewers.

  • Straightforward navigation
  • Accurate, current information
  • Easy for your team to update

SAM.gov and DSBS profiles

Profile optimization alongside the design work, so the listing that surfaces your firm is as clear as the materials behind it.

  • SAM.gov profile optimization
  • SBA DSBS profile optimization
  • On-brand, search-friendly descriptions

Proposals and slide decks

The same design discipline applied to full proposal responses and briefings.

  • Structured to match evaluation criteria
  • Consistent branding across submissions
  • Reusable templates

How we approach contractor work

Veteran-owned

Built on firsthand understanding.

As a veteran-owned studio, we bring direct familiarity with VOSB and SDVOSB positioning, while working with contractors of every kind.

Evaluator first

Designed for quick, careful review.

Structure, hierarchy, and plain language help reviewers find qualifications and differentiators without hunting for them.

Readable by AI

Represented accurately in AI research.

Structured content and files like llms.txt help AI tools describe your capabilities correctly as agencies and evaluators use them during research.

What clear contractor materials make possible

Consistent materials and profiles help reviewers understand who you are and what you do, wherever they first encounter your firm.

One consistent presence

Your capability statement, website, profiles, and proposals share one brand and one set of facts.

Easier to evaluate

Qualifications, competencies, and past performance are organized the way reviewers look for them.

Ready for the next submission

Reusable templates and documents give future responses a consistent starting point.

Find clarity

Questions about government contractor design.

Capability statements, SAM.gov and DSBS profiles, and what reviewers look for in your materials.

A capability statement summarizes a contractor's qualifications for government agencies; Aether designs branded versions in Word, Docs, PDF, and web formats.

SAM.gov and SBA DSBS profile optimization is included alongside design work, not offered separately.

Yes: custom proposal and slide deck design is included, not just capability statements.

The studio is veteran-owned, but the service is open to any government contractor or subcontractor, not limited to veteran-owned firms.

Websites are designed for procurement audiences specifically, with clear navigation and structure suited to contracting-officer review.

llms.txt helps AI tools accurately interpret a site's content: increasingly relevant as agencies use AI during contractor research.

Yes: internal portals and staff-facing tools are designed with the same rigor as public-facing websites.

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