Consulting and services contracts, and who holds them now.
Consulting, audit, legal, communications, training and staffing. Find the work, see who has the contract today, and get your response drafted sooner.
Who you sell to: State agencies, Cities and counties, School districts, Transit agencies, Federal agencies.
What Capveon finds for you
- Consulting and advisory RFPs
- Audit, accounting and actuarial services
- Communications, outreach and training
- Staffing and temporary services
Early signals that matter to you
- Audit findings that call for outside help
- New programs funded in a budget
- Contracts ending in the next year
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.
- Scope summary
- Evaluation criteria
- Required certifications
- Insurance limits
- Incumbent and current rate
- Questions deadline
An example
An RFP answered from proposals you already wrote
A transit agency posts an RFP for public outreach on a service change.
The review pulls out the evaluation criteria and the 15-page limit.
The pursuit drafts a response from three outreach proposals you've added, and each claim cites the one it came from.
Your team spends its time on the approach instead of the boilerplate.
A made-up example. It doesn’t name a real agency, firm or product.
Questions
Can it see who holds a contract now?
Often. Agency pages show past awards and payments, which usually name the incumbent and what they were paid.
Do drafts use our past proposals?
Yes, once you add them. Each passage in a draft cites the past document it came from.
See every contract that fits your business.
Try it free for 7 days with your whole team, or enter your website and see the contracts that fit in about a minute.