Government revenue for manufacturers.
Get 'er Done, a New Jersey based B2B revenue and AI firm led by Tim Doelger, gets owner led US manufacturers found by AI, registered to sell to the government, and ready to submit a real bid. AI readiness is the foundation. Government revenue is the outcome.
The government lane is open. Most manufacturers are not in it.
Agencies buy the kinds of physical products you already make. The reasons you are not selling to them are fixable, and they tend to be the same five.
Your proof lives in people's heads.
The detail that wins work, what you make, to what tolerance, for whom, sits with two or three people and was never written down. A buyer, or an AI doing buyer research, cannot find what was never captured.
Your site loads for people. AI cannot read it.
A polished site built for human eyes can still be a blank wall to a plain crawler. When the content sits behind a JavaScript wall with no structured data, the machine doing the comparison skips you.
Your identity is fragmented across directories.
Different company names and phone numbers across listings tell a verification system you might be more than one business, or none it can confirm. Fragmented identity means an unverified vendor.
You are not registered to bid.
Selling to most federal buyers requires an active SAM.gov registration, and states run their own vendor portals. Without registration filed and cleared, the opportunity does not exist for you yet.
You do not know your codes.
Buyers search by NAICS and PSC or FSC codes. If you do not know which codes match what you make, you cannot be found by the agencies already buying it, and you cannot see the solicitations.
You tried once and stalled.
Registration started, then sat. A capability statement was drafted, then aged. The work is real but it was never sequenced into a system with a clear close, so it never reached a first bid.
Why AI readiness comes before your first bid.
Read this part even if you never hire anyone. It changes how you think about the next twelve months.
Procurement is shifting the same way the rest of B2B buying already did. Before a human reviews a vendor, an AI assistant is increasingly used to gather and compare options. That assistant reads structured data, entity records, and registrations. It does not read your reputation around town.
So the sequence is not a preference. It is cause and effect. If the machine cannot read your site, cannot verify your identity, and cannot find your registration, you are filtered out before the bid stage. Registering first and then staying invisible to AI gets you into a database nobody's assistant can surface. Becoming visible to AI without registering gets you found for work you cannot legally accept yet.
You need both, in order. First the machine can read and verify you. Then you are registered and qualified. Then you bid. That order is the system.
One system, three phases, a first bid at the close.
Not three separate projects. One sequence, each phase ending in something you own.
- Phase 1
Assess, Decide, Register
Readiness audit baseline, plus a government market readiness assessment with the NAICS and PSC codes for what you make. Registrations filed first, SAM.gov and the state vendor portal. AI Strategy Workshop run, and knowledge base capture started.
- Phase 2
Build and Train
Site rebuilt to be machine-readable, with one clean identity across directories and a public capability page. A private knowledge base and a custom Skill built, and your team trained on their own real work.
- Phase 3
Government Ready, First Bid
Registrations confirmed, government page activated with real credentials only after they clear. Capability statement in procurement format, an opportunity feed, a go or no-go bid qualifier, and your first bid submitted.
What you own at the end
- Your website, rebuilt to be read by both people and machines
- Your knowledge base, with the proof that used to live in people's heads
- Your custom Skill, trained on your real work
- Your registrations, SAM.gov and the state portal, in your control
- Your capability statement in procurement format
You can take it in-house any time.
Everything is built to be maintained by your own team. You get the documentation and the setup. Ongoing help is optional, never a requirement to keep what you built.
Three capabilities, sequenced into one.
The system brings together discoverability work, a strategy workshop, and a new government registration and bid readiness module.
AI discoverability.
Your site and identity structured so AI assistants can find, read, and verify you. This is the Agent Found discipline applied as the base layer of the system.
AI Strategy Workshop.
A working session that turns AI from scattered experiments into a governed plan your team runs. Three tiers by depth, $9,500 to $18,500. See the workshop.
Government registration and bid readiness.
NAICS and PSC codes confirmed, SAM.gov and state registrations filed and cleared, capability statement, opportunity feed, and the first bid.
The agencies already buying your category.
Codes here are guidance, confirmed at registration for your specific situation. They are not a registration commitment.
| You make | Likely codes | Example public buyers |
|---|---|---|
| Metal fabrication and machined parts | NAICS 332xxxPSC 5340, 5680, 5975 |
DLA, military depots, transit and public works, GSA |
| Lighting fixtures | NAICS 335131, 335139FSC 6210, 6230 |
GSA, DLA, school districts, facilities authorities |
| Plastics and packaging | NAICS 326xxx |
DLA, hospitals, corrections, agencies buying containers and components |
| Electronics and assemblies | NAICS 334xxx |
Defense primes, DLA |
| Textiles and protective goods | NAICS 313xxx, 314xxx, 315xxx |
DLA Troop Support, emergency management |
| Signs and identification products | NAICS 339950PSC 9905 |
School districts, municipalities, counties, transit |
Make something not listed here? The audit reports your likely codes and example buyers anyway. Start the free audit.
Free Government and AI Readiness Audit.
The report comes back within 48 hours. No payment. No required call. You keep it either way.
The audit reports four things:
- 1. AI discoverability: does a plain crawler get readable content, or a JavaScript wall.
- 2. Identity consistency: how many names and phone numbers appear for you across directories.
- 3. Government footprint: a SAM.gov and USASpending check, reported as registered, not found, or already active.
- 4. Government demand fit: your likely NAICS and PSC codes, with example public buyers.
We report findings. We do not promise citation rates, rankings, or contract awards. A "not found" on the government footprint check means not found, nothing more. Prefer email? Send your company name, website, and what you make to Support@GeterDone.ai.
What manufacturers ask before the audit.
Find out where you stand.
Request the free Government and AI Readiness Audit. Within 48 hours you will see whether AI can read you, whether your identity is consistent, where you stand on government registration, and the codes and buyers that match what you make.