We handle the full build — curriculum, platform, documentation, and handoff.
Every engagement is scoped to your requirements, your mandate, and your learners. You receive a fully operational learning environment — ready to run on day one.
Curriculum Designed for Your Program
We design from your requirements, your mandate, and your learner outcomes. Everything is built for your specific population — not repurposed from somewhere else.
Platform Setup and Configuration
We set up the LMS or delivery platform, configure the experience, and make sure your team knows how to run it. The system is yours to operate from day one.
Full Documentation and Handoff
Every deliverable is documented for compliance, accessibility review, and long-term usability. You receive a complete package — not just files.
What We Build
Everything we deliver is built for the compliance, documentation, and delivery standards the government demands.
Government Training Programs
SCORM-compliant, Section 508 accessible, mandate-aligned curriculum for agencies, contractors, and federally-funded programs. Delivered on time, documented for compliance.
- SCORM 1.2 & 2004 compliant packages
- Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 AA accessible
- Mandate and outcome aligned
- Full documentation and deliverable binder
- Instructor-led and self-paced formats
Operational Systems & Infrastructure
Program design, workflow documentation, and operational systems that bring structure to complex government initiatives—from onboarding systems to performance tracking.
- Program design and workflow documentation
- Onboarding systems and process maps
- Performance tracking frameworks
- Advisor and staff training materials
- SOPs and operational playbooks
Past Performance
Work that speaks for itself.
Featured
Inland Empire SBDC Network
Developed the full operational infrastructure and digital learning environment for one of California's most active SBDC programs—supporting small business counselors, advisors, and program administrators across the region.
SBA-funded · Operational infrastructure · Digital learning · Advisor training
How We Work
Government contracting has a process. We know it, and we work inside it.
01
Scope & Compliance Review
We start with your contract requirements, agency mandates, and procurement constraints. Everything is scoped to your specific deliverables before design begins.
02
Design & Build
We design the curriculum, systems, or training infrastructure around your requirements—not around what's convenient for us. Milestones are documented throughout.
03
Deliver & Document
Every deliverable is documented for compliance, accessibility, and long-term usability. You receive a complete package, ready for audits and performance reviews.
Who We Serve
If you run programs, train people, or need a compliant, scalable learning environment — we work with you.
Federal Agencies
GSA, SBA, HHS, DoD sub-contractors and federally-funded programs
State & Local Government
Departments of Labor, Health, Education, Housing, and Social Services
SBDC & WBC Networks
SBA-funded small business development centers and women's business centers
Cities & Municipalities
City departments, county programs, and urban workforce and civic initiatives
Large Enterprise & Nonprofits
Organizations that need a learning infrastructure at scale — from onboarding to certification
Workforce Development
Title I, WIOA-funded training programs and adult education providers
Procurement & Compliance Codes
NAICS Codes
PSC Codes & Certifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Is BrightLink Consulting registered in SAM.gov?
Yes. BrightLink Consulting is registered in SAM.gov with CAGE Code 1A8D6 and UEI HPP7BBEYCQG5. We are also certified as a California Small Business Enterprise (SBE) #2051043.
Can BrightLink work directly on government contracts?
Yes. BrightLink operates as a registered prime or subcontractor. We're experienced with the full procurement lifecycle—from SOW review to final deliverable documentation.
Are your training programs Section 508 compliant?
Yes. All BrightLink training deliverables are designed to meet Section 508 accessibility standards, ensuring equitable access for all learners including those with disabilities.
How long does a typical government training project take?
Scope and timeline vary by contract requirements. A standard eLearning module typically takes 6–12 weeks from SOW to delivery. Full program builds run 3–6 months. We work within your contract timeline.
What NAICS codes does BrightLink use?
Primary codes: 611430 (Professional Development), 611710 (Educational Support Services), 541611 (Administrative Management Consulting). Full code list available in our capability statement.
Capability Statement
BrightLink Consulting LLC
NAICS · PSC · UNSPSC · NIGP codes, past performance, differentiators, and contact information.
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