2027 Legislative Readiness Assessment
A fixed project: issue landscape, threats and opportunities heading into session, stakeholder map, draft priorities, and one strategy meeting. Typical range $2,500–$5,000 depending on issue complexity.
Services
The first product is usually a conversation about 2027 readiness — not a retainer. If a fixed project is enough, that is what gets scoped.
A fixed project: issue landscape, threats and opportunities heading into session, stakeholder map, draft priorities, and one strategy meeting. Typical range $2,500–$5,000 depending on issue complexity.
For associations and companies that already have a lobbyist or GA staff and still need research, municipal monitoring, member briefings, or testimony prep. Project or $3,000–$7,000/month.
For mid-size organizations with no in-house shop. Monitoring, legislator and agency meetings, written materials, and a single accountable contact. Starting at $3,000/month, scoped to the calendar.
One-page bill summaries, sponsor briefing memos, section-by-section analyses, stakeholder one-pagers, and letters of support. Written so a freshman member or a tired staffer can use them the same afternoon.
Ally mapping, sign-on letters, member education, and the unglamorous work of keeping a coalition on the same sentence.
Short briefings for boards and members: how the Colorado process actually works for your sector, what to watch before January, and when a phone call beats a letter.
If you already know the problem, say that in the first email. If you do not, start with the readiness assessment.