Sbirgrade
A lawful public-source diligence service for Phase II companies that assembles award, contracting, technical and teaming evidence into a reviewer-owned dossier with transparent readiness factors and unresolved gaps.
The supplied research confirms free public award and academic data, one optional paid enrichment source and no direct Phase II-to-III diligence service at the proposed scope. It also supplies a defensible professional-services price anchor. The original clearance-status and transition-probability framing is unsafe: clearance is sensitive and often nonpublic, while historical correlations cannot determine investment or procurement. Sbirgrade should produce cited evidence and scenario factors for qualified human diligence, using only lawful public, licensed or customer-authorized sources.
The defense-focused investor, corporate-development team, prime-contractor partner group, or qualified diligence adviser evaluating a Phase II company's transition evidence.
Public-source collection and dossier generation scale, while analyst review and entity resolution remain service-bound.
Investors want a comparable transition signal from sparse, delayed public records that cannot reveal classified or private reality.
Public data is accessible, but no newly removed barrier to assembling dossiers is demonstrated.
Six cross-references, free public data and an unoccupied packaged-service niche support a fast diligence wedge.
Buyer detail and timing are weak, outcome labels are sparse, sensitive enrichment is risky and boutique advisers can replicate the service.
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