Guide
How to qualify public bids with AI you can check
What to ask of every bid before you price it, and which questions AI answers well.
Every federal notice, read and qualified for you
Capveon reads every SAM.gov opportunity that fits what you sell, answers your team's questions on each one with the page, from set-asides to security requirements, and puts state and local work in the same search.
Federal notice, SAM.govHigh fitHundreds of notices. Read the ones that fit.
Saved searches return hundreds of notices
Every notice that fits, with your questions already answered.
Federal in one tool, state and local in another
Federal, state and local agencies in one search.
Award history researched separately
Who won similar work, and what was paid, on the same record.
Every notice, qualified against your questions
Set-aside, NAICS fit, clearance, contract type, place of performance, due date: write the questions that decide a pursuit once, and Capveon answers them on every notice and attachment, with the page.
- Set-asides and eligibility
- Security and clearance requirements
- Every amendment read
Set-asideTotal small business
p. 4ClearanceNone required
p. 12Contract typeFirm fixed price
p. 3Amendment 2Response date moved
ChangedKnow the field before you bid
See which firms win the work in your market, what each agency already buys and from whom, so your bid decision rests on who you are up against.
- Awards by agency and by firm
- Who won similar work, and what was paid
- Incumbents, on the record
Federal notice, SAM.govRecompeteFrom notice to submitted, with a plan
A pursuit turns the solicitation into a checklist with owners and dates, and the AI drafts each section from your past responses. Nothing is submitted until a person approves it.
- Requirements as a checklist
- Drafts from your past responses
- Approvals on every step
Representations and certificationsFilled in from your details
DonePast performance volumeWritten from three past responses
Draft readyFinal reviewWaiting for Dana
Needs approvalPricing volumeOwner: Priya
Due 9 JanSee your top 10 bids, free
Tell us what you sell and where. We send the ten best open bids and why each one fits.
How Capveon compares
Side by side with the tools federal sellers most often use today.
Works with the rest of Capveon
Every product reads from the same record of each public buyer.
Resources for federal sellers
Guide
How to find the government contracts the big bid boards miss
Thousands of agencies post bids on their own websites. Where they post and how to find the work.
Free tool
One bid, fully read
Send one public bid. We send it back read for your products, each answer with its page.
Questions, answered
Something else? Talk to us
Does Capveon cover SAM.gov?
Yes. Capveon reads federal opportunities from SAM.gov alongside every state, county, city and district portal, so federal, state and local work is in one search.
Can Capveon check set-asides and eligibility?
Yes. Set-aside type, eligibility and any other question your team decides on can be a column, answered on every notice with the page it came from.
Do we need to be registered in SAM.gov to bid?
Yes. To bid on most federal contracts, your company needs an active registration in SAM.gov, which is free.
See the federal work that fits
Tell us what you sell. We'll show you the open notices that fit, qualified against your questions, and the state and local work beside them.