Turning Infrastructure Demand into Action.
Capveon finds public-infrastructure work while it is still forming — so manufacturers can get written into the spec, and government contractors can win the bid.
- Built on the public record
- SAM.gov
- USAspending
- Grants.gov
- Federal Register
- State and local portals
Capveon reads budgets, board minutes, and capital plans across every level of government. Public-infrastructure work, cited, while it is still forming.
Two doors. Same public spine.
Need, funding, design, spec, bid, award. Contractors and manufacturers live in different windows of the same job.
One platform, first signal to final award.
Platform overviewWho are the likely competitors, and how contestable is this?
Atlantic Utility Constructors is the primary threat. Contestability scores 62: sticky relationships, but schedule and bypass-cost openings remain.
Recommended price-to-win is $13.46M inside a $12.91M to $14.18M Florida utility band from 22 comparable awards.
One pursuit, carried end to end.
How the work moves.
01
Discover
Capveon watches budgets, minutes, and plans across federal, state, and local sources, and surfaces demand while it is still forming.
02
Qualify
Verdict, competitors, teaming, and price come together in one working file, so the go decision is made on evidence.
03
Deliver
The RFP is shredded into a compliance matrix and drafted into a proposal your team can redline and submit.
Built for the people who carry the bid.
The capture lead
Stops refreshing SAM.gov. Gets a ranked feed of forming demand, a defensible verdict on every pursuit, and the competitor and price work that used to take a consultant three weeks.
The proposal manager
Stops building compliance matrices by hand. Gets the shred on day one, drafts that already answer Section L and C, and a tracked-changes review in Word, not a text box.
The principal
Stops betting on hallway instinct. Sees the whole pipeline priced and scored, every recommendation traced to the public record, and bid dollars spent only where the firm can win.
City hall to federal agency.
Public work forms at every level of government. Capveon covers both sides of the market, in one pipeline.
State and local
City budgets, county board agendas, school district capital plans, state DOT programs. Most of this work never posts to a federal portal, so most tools never see it. Capveon reads the documents where it forms.
Federal
SAM.gov, USAspending, Grants.gov, the Federal Register, expiring contracts and recompetes. The whole federal record, joined so an award history becomes a price band and an incumbent becomes a dossier.
How firms run Capveon.
The industry’s record2
18 months
head start the winning teams hold over the field
50%
of tracked recompetes are pursuits teams should never have run
Under 10%
win rate against an incumbent when capture starts at the draft RFP
Run your own numbers.
Your pipeline, your win rates, your estimate of what starting earlier is worth. The arithmetic is on the page.
Additional awards a year
$2.4M
12 pursuits × $2.5M × (26% − 18%)
The lift is yours to judge, but the direction is the industry’s own record: winning teams start about eighteen months before the RFP, and win rates collapse when capture begins at the draft.2
Questions, answered plainly.
We're not a government contractor. Is this still for us?
Yes. Manufacturers attach product into public work — you get written into the spec; you don’t bid the install. Manufacturers
Where does the data come from?
The public record: SAM.gov, USAspending, Grants.gov, the Federal Register, and thousands of state, county, and city sources, budgets, board agendas, and capital plans. Every figure carries its citation.
How is this different from a SAM.gov alert tool?
Alert tools tell you an RFP posted, which is when the winning team is already writing. Capveon reads the documents that come months earlier, then carries the pursuit through qualification, pricing, and the proposal itself.
What happens to our data?
It stays in your tenant. Your pipeline, uploads, and drafts are never used to train shared models, and access is governed by SSO, roles, and audit logs.
Does it work with Word and Excel?
Yes. Proposals export as Word documents with tracked changes intact, and pricing work ships as an editable Excel workbook with the basis of estimate preserved.
How does a pilot work?
You bring live pursuits, not a sandbox. We stand up your tenant, load your past performance, and your team runs real captures in the first week. You judge the output on work you were doing anyway.
Can we verify what the AI claims?
Always. Every recommendation, price band, and drafted sentence traces to its source. Click the citation, land on the record. Nothing is asked to be taken on faith.
Built for sensitive contracting data.
Your pipeline is competitive intelligence. It is never used to train shared models, and it never leaves your tenant. Capveon is architected the way GovCon security teams expect, with a deliberate path toward FedRAMP and CMMC alignment for handling CUI.
- Never trains on your data
- Tenant isolation
- US data residency
- SSO / SAML
- Role-based access
- Audit logs
The work is already forming.
Pilots run on live work, not a sandbox. Bring a job you care about and judge the output on the real thing.
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