For small federal contractors

Find the contracts
worth pursuing.

Screen SAM.gov opportunities against your real qualifications. Understand the fit, catch disqualifiers early, and build the proposal response when you decide to bid.

Explore the Product View an Example Analysis

Eligibility before similaritySource-linked recommendationsHuman-approved proposal content

Example Opportunity AnalysisSource: SAM.gov

Solicitation Review

Secure network modernization support

Combined synopsis / solicitation · Response in 18 days

Fit AssessmentStrong

Eligibility passed8(a) set-asideNAICS 541512

Qualification ReviewBased on Company Profile

Eligibility8(a) status & NAICS align

Pass

Scope4 of 5 core capabilities match

Strong

Past Performance2 comparable federal projects

Relevant

DeliveryOn-site staffing needs review

Verify

Cited requirement

“Personnel must demonstrate three years of comparable federal network operations experience.”

Performance Work Statement §3.2 · Page 14

Recommended decisionProceed to Bid/No-Bid Review

Open Item

Confirm on-site staffing capacity before bidding.

Why This Exists

Search finds opportunities.
It does not qualify them.

A bid decision depends on set-aside eligibility, relevant experience, staffing, geography, contract vehicles, and requirements buried in attachments—not keyword overlap.

The Workflow

A practical qualification process, not a black-box score.

The system narrows the field and prepares the evidence. Your team still owns the final bid/no-bid decision.

Input

Document What Your Company Can Deliver

Capture capabilities, certifications, geography, staffing constraints, past performance, target agencies, and no-bid rules.

Review

Eliminate Disqualified Work First

Check mandatory eligibility, contract vehicles, place of performance, response dates, and other non-negotiable requirements.

Decision

Review a Shortlist With Evidence

See why each opportunity fits, what still needs verification, and the exact solicitation language behind each conclusion.

Evidence, Not Assertions

See what supports the recommendation.

Every important conclusion links to the solicitation, attachment, or approved company record behind it. Open questions remain visible instead of being hidden inside a score.

Eligibility first

Set-asides, geography, contract vehicles, registrations, and mandatory credentials are checked before relevance.

Evidence, not hype

Every match, warning, and requirement points back to the exact solicitation page, section, or attachment.

Your business context

Recommendations reflect your capabilities, capacity, past performance, target agencies, and no-bid preferences.

ATTACHMENT 02

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT14

Mandatory: demonstrate three years of comparable federal network operations experience.

Matched to Past Performance → Project Atlas

After the Bid Decision

Build the proposal from the requirements.

For opportunities you approve, the same source material becomes a compliance matrix, response outline, and working draft. Your team reviews every claim before submission.

Compliance matrix

Every requirement mapped to an owner, response section, and source.

Proposal outline

A response structure aligned to the agency’s instructions and evaluation criteria.

Cited first draft

Draft language grounded in approved company facts and solicitation evidence.

Final review checklist

Open requirements, missing evidence, page limits, attachments, and submission risks.

Your team approves final claims, pricing, representations, and submission. We never invent past performance or credentials.

Proposal workspaceNetwork modernization response

Draft 01

Compliance coverage14 of 17 Mapped

Requirements

✓

M.2 Technical approachDrafted · 3 sources

✓

L.4 Past performanceDrafted · 2 projects

L.7 Staffing planNeeds company input

○

L.9 Price volumeOwner not assigned

Section M.2Technical approach

624 words

Our approach establishes a phased modernization path that protects operational continuity while reducing technical risk.

Company evidenceProject Atlas · CPARS summary · approved profile

Input neededConfirm proposed on-site staffing before final review.

What You Receive

Useful work product at each stage.

Qualified Shortlist

Company-specific opportunities with disqualifiers removed and open questions clearly identified.

Bid/No-Bid Brief

Eligibility, scope fit, delivery risk, past-performance alignment, and citations in one review.

Proposal Working Set

Compliance matrix, response structure, evidence-linked draft sections, and a final review checklist.

Who It Is For

Contractors with real capability and limited capture bandwidth.

Best Fit

Established Small Federal Contractors

Active SAM registration, clear capabilities, at least one past-performance example, and no full-time capture analyst.

Partner Use

GovCon Consultants

Manage several company profiles and turn repeatable fit reports into a higher-value client service.

Not Yet

Businesses New to Federal Contracting

Registration, positioning, and basic readiness should come before automated opportunity matching.

Founding Pilot

Test it against your actual pipeline.

Share a capability statement and a few examples of work you want. Receive a human-reviewed shortlist, one bid/no-bid brief, and a proposal outline for an approved pursuit.

5–10 reviewed opportunities
Eligibility checks with source citations
1 proposal compliance matrix and outline
Direct feedback on misses and no-bid reasons

Find the contractsworth pursuing.