Website/Landing Page Developer

Hi there, You're building a bench, not just filling a position, and I imagine the real weight isn't the proposal work itself. It's the risk of naming someone as a key subcontractor, having the contract land, and then discovering they can't execute under government timelines or collaborate cleanly with your strategists and designers. I've been building WordPress sites, WooCommerce stores, and lead-gen platforms for 13+ years. I work across the full stack you mentioned: WordPress, Elementor, Divi, WooCommerce, custom PHP, and Shopify when the project calls for it. I'm U.S.-based, and I'm comfortable being named in proposals as a subcontractor with the understanding that work depends on contract awards. For the types of projects you listed, here's what you'd get from me: 1. I take approved mockups, wireframes, or content outlines and turn them into responsive, accessible builds. I structure pages for conversion, not just aesthetics. Forms integrate cleanly with CRMs. Checkouts work. Tracking fires correctly. 2. I collaborate without friction. I've worked inside teams with project managers, copywriters, designers, and SEO specialists. I communicate progress clearly, flag risks early, and don't wait to be asked. 3. I handle the technical independently. Server setup, migrations, multilingual configurations, accessibility standards, security hardening, and performance tuning. I don't need hand-holding, and I document what I build so someone else can maintain it if needed. Recent work that maps to what you're describing: I built a directory and marketplace on WooCommerce for Pink Robin Inc., a full ecommerce platform for Radios, and I've been handling ongoing WordPress and WooCommerce development for Micro-Vision Computers at $85/hr for the past year. If you move forward and a contract lands, you'll have someone who shows up ready and doesn't add project management overhead to your plate. What does your typical project timeline look like once a contract is awarded, and how do you prefer subcontractors to stay looped in during the proposal stage? Trust, Tai