Contact

Start with the requirement, not with a sales call.

Four ways to start, depending on what you need. If you are doing market research, request our capability statement. If you have a scope, a population, or a solicitation, discuss a project. If you are building a team for a pursuit, partner with AAHE. If your question fits none of those, submit an inquiry.

Direct contact

Speak to AAHE directly

Phone

407-924-2670

Address

1312 E Robinson St. Suite 37
Orlando, FL 32801

Hours

Monday to Friday
9:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern

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Market research and vendor qualification

Request Our Capability Statement

The AAHE capability statement consolidates company identifiers, core competencies, differentiators, past performance, and contract points of contact in the one page format used during market research and vendor qualification. Your request is answered directly, and the capability statement is sent to the work email you provide.

Request Our Capability Statement

Scoping a requirement

Discuss a Project

Bring a scope, a population, a performance period, or a solicitation number. The first step is a requirement review and a direct conversation about fit. If AAHE is not the right fit for a requirement, we say so at that point.

Discuss a Project

Teaming and subcontracting

Partner With AAHE

For primes, agencies, and partner organizations exploring teaming, subcontracting, or joint delivery. The fields below are what AAHE needs in order to give a useful answer.

Partner With AAHE

General inquiries

Submit an Inquiry

For a question that is not market research, a scoped requirement, or teaming. Ask about AAHE’s capabilities, how a program is designed and delivered, or how AAHE works with an organization like yours.

Submit an Inquiry

Consultation scheduling

If you would rather book a time than fill in a form, AAHE’s scheduling portal is open.

What happens next

Three steps, no sales sequence

  1. Acknowledgement. Every submission is acknowledged, and agency and prime contractor requests are flagged for priority attention.
  2. Requirement review. Review of the scope, population, performance period, deliverables, and reporting expectations.
  3. A direct answer on fit. Including when the answer is that AAHE is not the right fit.
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