Procurement
If you are scoring a proposal from LSCalado, this page is the short version. It lists only what exists.
Who is proposing
The legal name is LSCalado Technology LLC, a limited liability company registered in Wyoming. General mail is contact@lscalado.com. The founder, and the person who would do the work, is Leonardo da Silva Calado, leonardo@lscalado.com. A separate Brazilian registration in his name is described on the about page.
What this site documents
- Work and experience: LSCalado has no published client project yet. Leonardo's professional experience at Aero Design is on its own page, without Aero's client names. Two working concepts are labeled as demonstrations.
- About: every job title and date, with the public record it comes from.
- Approach: the steps of a project and what each one produces.
- Engagement: the four ways to start, and what care does and does not include.
- Accessibility: the build standard, and the Title II standard stated separately.
- Privacy: what the contact form stores.
Documents
We do not post a W-9, an insurance certificate, or a reference list on this site. If your solicitation requires a document, ask before the deadline. We will send what we hold, and we will tell you plainly if we do not hold it. We will not list a reference who has not agreed to be one.
Demonstrations
For a bid we decide to pursue, we may build one working page of the hardest task in your solicitation. It carries a visible line saying it is a working draft by LSCalado and not your organization's official site, and it is hidden from search engines. It uses no private data.
Price
When the solicitation publishes a budget or requires support after launch, the price on our proposal is one total that includes the build, the support period, training, and licenses the solicitation asks for. There is no public rate card to attach in its place.
Sending an RFP
Send it through the contact form or to contact@lscalado.com. A link is enough. If you are writing an RFP rather than scoring one, this article covers what helps small firms answer it.