AI-assisted solicitation analysis. Organize your response like a capture team.
GovConAnalyzer guides you step by step — choose your market, upload the solicitation, and follow a 12-step workflow from document analysis to a final submission checklist. Federal RFPs and State, Local, or Education (SLED) solicitations are each read under their own procurement rules.
GovConAnalyzer is an AI-assisted analysis and proposal-support tool. It does not provide legal advice or legal representation, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency. AI assists. Humans decide.
12
Guided steps from upload to final review
30
Federal extraction checkpoints per document
22
SLED extraction fields per solicitation
Accepted documents
Solicitations · Contracts · SOW · PWS · SOO · RFP · RFQ · IFB · Sources Sought · RFI · Amendments · Attachments · Exhibits · Clauses · Instructions · Specifications · Pricing schedules · Evaluation criteria · Past performance
Thirty checkpoints. Zero missed requirements.
Every uploaded document is read against the same thirty-point ledger — the items that decide whether an offer is compliant, competitive, and on time.
Procurement type
Classifies the vehicle — RFP, RFQ, IFB, Sources Sought, and more.
Plain-language summary
The whole opportunity in a paragraph a non-specialist can act on.
Issuing agency
Names the agency, sub-agency, and contracting office.
Solicitation number
Extracts and tracks the exact solicitation identifier.
Key dates
Issue date, site visits, questions due, proposals due, award estimates.
NAICS code
The size standard that decides whether you qualify as small.
PSC classifications
Product and service codes when the notice states them.
Set-aside status
Total small business, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or full and open.
Contract type
FFP, T&M, cost-reimbursement, IDIQ, BPA — and what it means for risk.
Period of performance
Base period, option years, and ordering windows.
Place of performance
On-site, remote, or multi-location — with the exact sites named.
Scope of work
What the government is actually buying, in plain terms.
Deliverables
Every CDRL, report, and milestone the contract demands.
Minimum qualifications
The pass/fail gates your team must clear before scoring starts.
Licenses & certifications
Professional licenses, ISO, CMMI, and facility certifications.
Insurance requirements
Coverage types and minimum limits the award will require.
Bonding requirements
Bid, performance, and payment bonds — and their amounts.
Security requirements
Clearances, CUI handling, facility requirements, ITAR flags.
Registration requirements
SAM.gov, UEI, CAGE, and agency-specific portals.
Socioeconomic requirements
Subcontracting plans and small-business participation goals.
Pricing requirements
Pricing schedules, CLIN structure, and cost-volume rules.
Submission requirements
Portal, file format, volume structure, and delivery method.
Page limits & formatting
Fonts, margins, and the page caps that disqualify overruns.
Evaluation factors
How the government scores you — and what outweighs price.
Mandatory clauses
FAR, DFARS, and agency provisions incorporated by reference.
Required forms
SF-33, SF-1449, pricing templates, and every form to return.
Reps & certs
The representations and certifications your offer must include.
Q&A deadlines
When questions are due and how the government answers them.
Amendment tracking
Amendment acknowledgment duties that sink offers when missed.
Compliance checklist
A working checklist your capture team can execute against.
SLED solicitations don't follow the FAR. Neither does GovConAnalyzer.
State, county, municipal, school district, college, university, public authority, and public institution procurements are governed by jurisdiction-specific procurement codes — not Federal contracting rules. GovConAnalyzer detects the SLED entity, extracts the fields that actually matter at the state and local level, and never assumes Federal clauses, size standards, or registration apply.
SLED extraction ledger — 22 fields
From any SLED solicitation, ask GovConAnalyzer for a SLED compliance matrix, a SLED bid/no-bid analysis, a SLED proposal outline, or an opportunity-specific capability statement — each built on the jurisdiction's own requirements.
From two hundred pages to a bid decision in one session.
Upload the package
Paste the solicitation text or attach files — the base RFP plus amendments, attachments, exhibits, and pricing schedules.
Get the compliance picture
GovConAnalyzer returns the agency, deadlines, NAICS, set-aside, clauses, evaluation factors, and a working compliance checklist.
Build the response
Ask for proposal outlines, compliance matrices, capability statements, and questions for the contracting officer.
Stop reading 200-page RFPs line by line.
Create your account, paste your first solicitation, and get the full compliance picture before your next capture meeting.
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