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WinGovCon Academy · First class: Wednesday, November 11 · 5 p.m. Pacific. Enrollment opening soon.

READ IT. WORK IT. PUT IT TO USE.

Three stories.
One set of principles.

Character. Grit. Ingenuity. Six topics, with room to make the work your own.

WEEKLY 101 + PRACTICAL WORKSHOP

Make room for the work.

Each live class: 60 minutes teaching and application plus 15 minutes Q&A. Weekly 101 plus a different practical workshop; each ticket covers one class.

Choose a proposed date in the next 14 days

The companion materials

The course follows a fictional fuel-delivery business. The participant booklet follows a paper supplier. The companion book follows a cleaning-business owner. The same six topics guide each story; each business has its own figures, problems and decisions.

These are working teaching editions. The stories and transaction figures are fictional; no student results or testimonials are implied. The manuscript is a draft for continued development.

SIX CLASSES · ONE RECOGNIZABLE TOOLKIT

Read the lesson.
Work the next step.

The six prepared playbooks use the same WinGovCon visual family as this website. Each includes its matching worksheet. These lesson references are separate from the reviewed AI Class Playbook based on an actual recorded class.

FILLABLE WORKSHOP · 10 PAGES

Compare the price.
Defend the bid.

Three reusable source-comparison charts, followed by a six-page historical bidding workshop with requirements, quantities, evidence, cost, cash and quote space. Type into the PDFs or print them for handwriting. Historical source and award-price gaps remain clearly marked.

Open the complete workshop

Price verification only · 4 pages

Historical bidding only · 6 pages

The expanded teaching sequence

The companion materials retain six foundational subjects. Live enrollment is separate: $199 for one 75-minute 101 or practical workshop, not six sessions.

  1. Succeed Where You Stand
  2. Vision & Position
  3. Ready or Registered?
  4. Search & Rescue
  5. Bid & Boogie
  6. Deliver & Dominate

The instructor guide reserves five minutes for Terry’s own stories in Classes 1–5 and four minutes in Class 6. Those times are included in each class, with student work and discussion around them.

Finish with a bid you can explain.

Use a real, dated SAM.gov notice in a classroom simulation. Research with your phone or computer, build a price and explain the cash needed to fulfill it. Submit the exercise only to Terry using the method announced in class.

Open the final exercise