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A plan for every bid you chase, with the first drafts written

What is due, when and who owns it, built from the bid itself, with forms and first drafts written from your past responses.

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A site manager in a high-visibility vest reviewing plans on a construction site
Done
Bid bond from surety
14 Nov
Done
Attend pre-bid meeting
18 Nov
Not done
Safety planDraft ready
25 Nov
Unlimitedseats on every plan

Know what is due. Start from a draft.

  • What, when and who

    Every submittal, form and question becomes a task with an owner and a date worked back from the deadline.

  • First drafts, written

    Cover letters, capability statements and forms, drafted from your templates and past responses.

  • A person approves

    Capveon drafts. Nothing is sent until someone on your team approves it.

Every requirement becomes a task

Turn a bid into a pursuit and its submittals, forms and questions become a checklist, each with an owner and a due date. When an addendum moves a date, the plan moves once you accept the change.

  • Submittals, forms and questions, from the package
  • Owners and dates set from your team
  • Addendum changes waiting for you to accept
Ashby Borough CouncilAddendum 1
Questions now due 9 Jan. Move the plan?
2 tasks affectedWaiting for you

First drafts and filled forms, ready for you

Ask for a prior approval request, a capability statement or a cover letter. Capveon writes it from the specification and your past responses, fills the forms it can, and lists what still needs a person.

~10 hrsback each week for every seller

A small business owner working through paperwork in their shop
Lakemont County, OhioDraft ready
Prior approval request for Clarifier No. 2
Cites the spec p. 31From your 2025 response

Built from what it knows about your team

Your bonding limit, your reps, the bids you won and lost, the equals an engineer approved last year. Every plan starts where your team left off.

  • Past bids, wins and losses
  • Your products, price lists and approved equals
  • Who on your team owns which market
Bonding limitSingle project, from your profile
Approved equalsNamed by engineers on your past bids
Rep for Ohio and IndianaOwns every pursuit in the territory

Every product reads from the same record of each public buyer.

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  • Bid review

    Your questions answered on every bid, with the page.

  • Opportunities

    Every open bid and tender, from federal agencies to the smallest town.

  • Contacts

    Who decides, and how to reach them.

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Questions, answered

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What is a pursuit in Capveon?

A pursuit is a bid your team has decided to go after. It holds the requirements as a checklist, every date, the documents and addenda, the people involved and the drafts, with an owner and a due date on each step.

Does Capveon submit bids for us?

No. Capveon drafts the documents and the submission email, and a person on your team reviews and sends them. Anything that writes to another system waits for someone to approve it.

What does Capveon draft from?

From the bid's own documents and from what you connect: past proposals, templates, price lists and capability statements. None of it is used to train a model.

What does Capveon remember about our team?

What your team tells it and what it learns from your pursuits: bonding limits, distributors and reps, products and approved equals, past wins and losses. Your team can read and edit what is remembered.

See the bids you're missing

Give us your work email and we'll show you Capveon on your own territory.

Or see your top 10 bids, free