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Every section of DOE411 — organized by access level and powered by EVA.
Hero, value proposition, featured vendors, latest opportunities, EVA introduction, and signup CTA.
PublicSearchable database of 1,000+ DOE contractors. Filterable by category, NAICS, location, set-aside, and certifications.
Public500+ active DOE solicitations — RFPs, RFQs, RFIs, BAAs, FOAs, IDIQs, SBIRs — across all program offices.
Public$38B+ in DOE contract award data. Who won what, at which lab, for how much. Essential for competitive intelligence.
PublicActive FOAs, ARPA-E programs, SBIR/STTR topics. The complete funding landscape for energy innovation.
PublicTransparent subscription tiers with EVA included in every plan. Starter $49 · Professional $99 · Enterprise $299.
PublicDOE procurement news, policy updates, market intelligence briefs. EVA-curated daily digest.
PublicSecure authentication with email, SSO, and role-based onboarding. EVA greets new users on first login.
PublicPersonalized feed with saved vendors, tracked opportunities, EVA-recommended matches, and activity summary.
AuthenticatedBookmarked vendor profiles with notes, tags, and contact history. EVA surfaces updates automatically.
AuthenticatedMonitor RFPs with deadline reminders, status updates, and document storage. EVA alerts before close dates.
AuthenticatedFull log of EVA conversations, saved searches, and AI-generated reports. Export anytime.
AuthenticatedEdit your company listing, upload certifications, manage capabilities, and control visibility tier.
AuthenticatedManage plan, payment methods via Stripe, invoice history, and upgrade/downgrade options.
AuthenticatedFull platform oversight — EVA audit log, override panel, data quality review queue, and system health.
Admin OnlyReview EVA's decisions, correct responses, configure knowledge base, set policy guardrails, and trigger retraining.
Admin OnlyUser accounts, subscription status, activity logs, EVA conversation review, and account controls.
Admin OnlyApprove vendor listings, curate opportunities, verify awards data, and manage data source ingestion schedules.
Admin OnlyPlatform KPIs, revenue by tier, user engagement, EVA usage metrics, search trend analysis, and exports.
Admin OnlyAll flagged items EVA has surfaced for human review. Approve, correct, or dismiss with one click.
Admin OnlyNuclear components, microreactors, naval nuclear fuel, and DOE M&O services across multiple national laboratories.
DOE's primary national laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency R&D, technology transfer, and analysis.
IT systems, cybersecurity, data analytics, and classified network operations for DOE and national security agencies.
Hanford WTP construction, nuclear cleanup, and DOE Environmental Management program support since 2001.
Industrial cybersecurity platform for energy and nuclear sectors — OT/ICS threat detection and incident response.
Energy policy analysis, program management support, and data analytics for DOE program offices nationwide.
What subscribers see — real-time DOE intelligence, EVA-powered insights, and procurement tracking.
EVA continuously ingests and normalizes data from every major DOE and federal procurement source — no more bouncing between siloed government websites.
EVA is included in every plan. Upgrade for deeper intelligence and full database access.
Conservative projections based on 0.5% Year 1 capture of the $60M TAM in the DOE ecosystem.
| Revenue Stream | Price Range | Target (Yr 1) | Est. Annual Revenue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter Subscriptions | $49/month | 200 users | $117,600 | Entry-level vendors |
| Professional Subscriptions | $99/month | 100 users | $118,800 | Active contractors |
| Enterprise Subscriptions | $299/month | 20 users | $71,760 | Large prime firms |
| Premium Vendor Listings | $49–$199/month | 150 listings | $54,000 | Featured placement |
| Advertising & Sponsored | CPM / Flat rate | — | $25,000 | Banner & sponsored content |
| Lead Generation Fees | Per qualified lead | — | $12,840 | B2B qualified leads |
| Year 1 Total | ~$400,000 | Conservative estimate | ||
A phased approach from MVP to full EVA-powered intelligence platform over 22 months.
Core vendor directory, basic search, user authentication, Stripe payments, and 500+ initial listings. EVA shell deployed. Soft launch to 50–200 beta users.
Budget: $15,000Procurement opportunity tracking, user dashboards, advanced search, email alerts, 1,000+ listings. EVA connected to live data with conversational Q&A.
Budget: $50,000Analytics dashboards, API access, white-label reports, lead generation engine, mobile app, and EVA full autonomous advisory mode with webmaster oversight panel.
Budget: $150,000Allocated to development (40%), marketing (35%), and operations (25%).
Bloomberg Government, GovWin (Deltek), private equity, or major DOE prime contractors.
DOE-exclusive focus, EVA AI layer, lower pricing than GovWin, and proprietary enriched dataset quality.
The visionary force behind DOE411's mission to make Department of Energy intelligence accessible, actionable, and impactful for stakeholders across the nation.
Emily Anne Baker was born on April 1, 1965, and grew up in Gaithersburg, Maryland, graduating from Gaithersburg High School in 1983. From those early Maryland roots, she built one of the most distinguished careers in federal energy policy and strategic public affairs in Washington, D.C. As Chief Strategist of DOE411, she is the visionary force behind the platform's mission to make Department of Energy intelligence accessible, actionable, and impactful.
Emily's career began on Capitol Hill, where she served in the offices of Representatives Rick Boucher (D-VA), Collin Peterson (D-MN), and Bud Cramer (D-AL) — building deep institutional knowledge of how federal energy and technology policy is shaped, debated, and enacted. From 1994 to 1999, she served as Manager of Federal Affairs at the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), championing solar energy policy at the federal level during a pivotal era for renewable energy.
She then served as VP of Federal Policy at the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) and brought her expertise to Argonne National Laboratory — one of DOE's premier national labs — as a Communications Specialist, deepening her direct engagement with the DOE ecosystem.
| Period | Role | Organization |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 – Present | Chief Strategist | DOE411.com |
| 2019 – Present | Communications Specialist | Argonne National Laboratory (DOE) |
| 2004 | VP, Federal Policy & Political Advocacy | National Venture Capital Association (NVCA) |
| Early 2000s | Director, Environmental Programs | American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) |
| 1994 – 1999 | Manager, Federal Affairs | Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) |
| 1991 – 1995 | Chief of Staff | Office of Rep. Collin Peterson (D-MN) |
| 1989 – 1990 | Administrative Director | Office of Rep. Rick Boucher (D-VA) |
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