Capability Statements

Capability Statement Design, Western Sydney

A clear, one or two page capability statement, written for buyers and designed to match your brand, with a print-ready PDF and a matching page on your website so procurement teams can find you as well as file you.

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1 to 2 Pages, easy to skim

PDF + web To forward and to find

Fixed Price, quoted up front

When a head contractor, government agency or large business is looking for suppliers, one of the first things they ask for is a capability statement. Around Western Sydney Airport, Bradfield and the Mamre Road estates, plenty of good local businesses lose out at this stage because theirs is out of date, reads like a brochure, or does not exist yet.

We are a web design and development team based in Erskine Park, a few minutes from Mamre Road. We turn what you know about your business into a short, specific document a buyer can read in two minutes, then put the same content on your website where search engines and procurement teams can find it.

What goes in it

Your core services in the words buyers use, what genuinely sets you apart, relevant past projects, accreditations and insurances with dates, key people, equipment and facilities, and your business details and ABN. Nothing padded, because busy buyers skim and adjectives do not get you shortlisted.

Written for the buyer

We talk through your business, then write it up in plain language with your capabilities near the top rather than your company history. "Civil drainage and stormwater installation" beats "end-to-end infrastructure solutions" every time. You check every claim before anything goes out, because a buyer may ask you to back it up.

Designed to be read and printed

Your brand colours and logo, plenty of white space, key facts in short lists or a simple table, and your real photos of the team, equipment and finished work. We check it still reads clearly in black and white, because some buyers will print it.

A capability page on your website

A PDF on its own is hard for search engines to understand. So we also publish the content as a proper page with clear headings and a download link. Buyers who search for your services can find it, procurement teams can file the PDF, and the page helps your site rank for the work you actually want.

What we need from you

A list of the work you are proudest of, with permission from any clients you want to name. Current accreditation and insurance details. Photos if you have them. If you do not have many past projects yet, we will lean on your team's real experience and your equipment and processes, and we will not invent anything to fill the gap.

Then get it in front of buyers

A good statement only works if buyers see it. The same content can feed your buy.nsw Supplier Hub and ICN Gateway profiles, and any supplier portals run by the head contractors you want to work with, so your details say the same thing everywhere.

Want the full picture of how we work? See our web design service, or tell us about your project and we will come back within one business day.

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Good questions

Frequently asked
questions

How long should a capability statement be?

One to two pages for the main document. Link to your website for detail such as full case studies and equipment lists, so the statement itself stays quick to read.

How much does a capability statement cost?

It depends on how much writing and design is involved and whether you also want a web page. We quote a fixed price once we know what you need, so there are no surprises. Tell us about your business and we will come back within one business day.

Do you need to have built our website?

No. We can add a capability page to most existing websites. If your current site is holding you back, we can talk about that too, but you do not need a new website to get a good capability statement.

We are a new business with few past projects. Is it still worth doing?

Yes. Be honest about where you are and lead with what you can show: your team's experience, your equipment and facilities, your accreditations and your insurances. Add projects as you complete them.

Who do you do this for?

Businesses selling to other businesses and government across Western Sydney, including logistics and warehousing, trades and construction, and professional services around the airport, Bradfield and Mamre Road.

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