That's good.
I think it's fair to say that when you are dealing with many policies, directives, legislations, and regulations, federal procurement is a complex landscape.
Walk us through a bit of the process. When a purchaser of goods decides to put out a bid for a contract, how does that work? Is there a shelf bid that they use and they tweak? Is there analysis that has to be done on what trade agreements might be caught by this and what sort of set-asides need to be considered? It seems to be very complex. I wonder how the actual process practically works.