How it works
GovEtract covers the full federal sales cycle for small businesses: finding the right opportunities, deciding what to bid, drafting compliant proposals, and turning wins into a durable pipeline.
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GovEtract continuously ingests contract opportunities from SAM.gov and matches them against your catalog, NAICS and PSC codes, set-aside eligibility, and past pursuits. Every match is scored so your feed opens with the opportunities most worth your morning β not five hundred rows of noise.
Learn: NAICS and PSC codes explainedStep 2 of 6
For each promising opportunity, a structured bid/no-bid review captures the honest questions β can we perform, can we win, is it worth the effort β and a decision. Pursuits move through a pipeline with owners, dates, and status, so nothing slips past a deadline unnoticed.
Learn: Understanding set-asidesStep 3 of 6
Upload the solicitation package and GovEtract parses it: solicitation type, due dates, CLIN structure, Section L instructions, Section M evaluation factors, and amendment tracking. The requirements become a checklist instead of a 90-page PDF you re-read at midnight.
Learn: How to read an RFPStep 4 of 6
The drafting workspace generates first drafts for six core proposal sections plus price narratives, grounded in the parsed RFP and your company profile β capabilities, past performance, certifications, and catalog. You edit and approve; the AI does the blank-page work.
Learn: Writing a winning proposalStep 5 of 6
Before anything goes out the door, GovEtract checks the draft against the solicitation's instructions β required volumes, forms, acknowledgments, and formatting β and assembles a clean submission package. Compliance is where new bidders get eliminated; here it is a gate, not an afterthought.
Learn: How to read an RFPStep 6 of 6
After the win, track contracts, delivery orders, and performance milestones in one place. The recompete radar watches your contracts' end dates and option years β and expiring contracts across your market β so the next competition starts on your calendar, not as a surprise.
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