Get known by the client before the RFQ posts.
Engineers and architects usually win public work because the client knew them before the RFQ went out. Capveon finds the studies, plans and votes that come first.
Who you sell to: Cities and counties, Utilities, State DOTs, School districts, Federal agencies.
What Capveon finds for you
- RFQs and RFPs for professional services
- On-call and IDIQ contracts for design
- Program and construction management solicitations
- Federal architect-engineer notices
Early signals that matter to you
- Master plans and studies that lead to design
- Capital plan lines with no consultant yet
- Council votes to pursue funding
Your review
Columns to start with.
A review reads every document on every bid and fills in your columns, and each answer links to the page it came from. These are a good first set for your industry, and you can add your own.
- Selection criteria and weights
- Required disciplines
- Key personnel requirements
- Page limit
- Incumbent
- Small business participation
An example
From a council vote to a short list
A city council approves a facilities master plan that names a new public safety building.
Capveon flags it as an early signal and links the minutes. The plan says design should start within the year.
Your principal meets the public works director in month two.
When the RFQ posts in month seven, your team has already talked through the approach with the client.
A made-up example. It doesn’t name a real agency, firm or product.
Questions
Does it cover federal A-E work?
Yes. Federal architect-engineer notices are in the same search as state and local RFQs.
Can it help with the SOQ?
Yes. A pursuit drafts the SOQ from the RFQ and the project sheets you've added, and lists the selection criteria so you can check the draft against them.
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