Tell us what you’re evaluating
Send the posted solicitation link or notice ID and a short note about your business and the services you provide.
How it works
From posted solicitation to working documents.
You send the opportunity and the material you have. The research is organised around that contract. A human operator reviews every deliverable before the documents are emailed to you.
The process
Four steps, one contract.
Confirm the scope
Your scope and price are confirmed in writing before work begins.
Research the opportunity
The solicitation documents and public federal records inform the analysis: SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, FPDS-derived award data, BLS OEWS wage estimates and GSA CALC+ awarded ceiling rates, as relevant and available.
Review and delivery
A human operator reviews every deliverable before it is sent. You receive standard Word documents by email.
Before you start
Bring the solicitation and your business context.
For the fullest package, have the posted solicitation and its supporting documents ready, with a short description of your services and capabilities. With public notice data alone, the package is much thinner; at minimum, it is the Opportunity Analysis.
Please do not send sensitive or proprietary material through the website form. Share the public solicitation details, and we will tell you how to send anything else.
What you receive
A set of files, not another system to manage.
Your deliverables arrive by email as standard Word documents. There is no account, portal or software to install.
Solicitation + business context
Research and analysis
Operator review
Word documents by email
Questions, answered
Before you start.
Is the research automated?
No. A human operator reviews every deliverable before it is sent.
Do I need software or an account?
No. The deliverables are emailed as standard Word documents.
Can you start before a solicitation is posted?
Not yet. The package starts from a posted solicitation; starting from a contract number alone is not available yet.
How is the scope set?
From the solicitation documents and the public records available for the work. Your scope and price are confirmed in writing before work begins.
Have a solicitation ready to review?
Share the public opportunity details and a short note about your business.