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Notes from the Work.
Practical writing by Tylvia Addoh on post-award delivery, federal program management, requirements, and what actually moves a program forward.
Post-Award Delivery
4 articlesSeptember 29, 2026
What Government Customers Actually Need From Contractors After Award
What federal government customers need from contractors after award, from someone who has worked on the government side: no surprises, useful status, early questions, and ownership.
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September 15, 2026
The First 30 Days After Contract Award: What Contractors Need to Put in Place
A practical plan for the first 30 days after a government contract award: commitments, customer relationships, the working plan, operating rhythm, and risk.
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September 8, 2026
What Happens After You Win a Government Contract?
What contractors should do after a federal contract award: confirming commitments, kickoff, translating the SOW or PWS into work, ownership, and reporting.
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September 1, 2026
Winning the Contract Is Not the Same as Being Ready to Deliver It
Why capture and delivery require different skills, where knowledge is lost at the handoff, and the readiness questions contractors should answer before or right after award.
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Federal Program Management
2 articlesOctober 4, 2026
How Small Government Contractors Can Build Delivery Discipline Without Building a Huge PMO
A minimum set of program management habits that small and midsize government contractors can use to deliver reliably without building a large PMO.
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September 22, 2026
Do You Need a Program Manager After Winning a Government Contract?
Whether a government contractor needs a dedicated program manager after award, what the role covers, warning signs, and the options: internal, hire, or fractional.
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Speaking
Speaking, workshops, and guest sessions.
Tylvia speaks with contractor teams, industry groups, and founder communities on post-award delivery and product leadership.