Contracting officers and procurement systems search SAM.gov by NAICS codes and keywords — if yours don't match what they're looking for, you're invisible. This tool analyzes your capabilities against live opportunity data from SAM.gov and FPDS, then recommends the exact NAICS codes, set-aside designations, and profile keywords that will put you in front of more buyers. Stop missing solicitations that are a perfect fit for your business.

Enter a solicitation Notice ID or paste the specific requirements of a single solicitation. BidScout compares them line-by-line against your capability statement and shows: what you fully meet, where you're borderline, and gaps that could disqualify you. For each gap, you get a specific recommendation — teaming partner, certification, or experience reframing. Note: BidScout analyzes one solicitation at a time. To find opportunities to analyze, use Agent Sam or the Search tab.

RFPs are written by lawyers and procurement specialists — dense, repetitive, and deliberately complex. This tool cuts through it. Upload any solicitation PDF or paste the requirements, and AI extracts every stated requirement, evaluation criterion, and deliverable into a structured compliance checklist. Each item is mapped against your capability statement with a clear pass, partial, or gap rating. You get a proposal roadmap instead of a pile of documents — so your team can start writing, not reading.

Every agency has patterns — some award 80% of contracts to incumbents, some favor small businesses, some almost never use sole-source. This tool pulls actual FPDS award history for your NAICS code and target agency to calculate realistic win probabilities. You'll see average number of bidders, how often set-asides are used, what dollar ranges get awarded, and how competitive the space really is. Use it to prioritize which opportunities are worth your time — and which to skip.

The fastest way to qualify for larger contracts is to team with companies that fill your gaps. Enter your NAICS code and target agency, and this tool searches actual FPDS subcontract records to surface companies that have worked as primes or subs on similar contracts. You'll see their award history, agency relationships, and capability overlap — so you can approach them with a specific, credible teaming proposal instead of a cold pitch.

Writing a federal proposal from scratch takes weeks and costs thousands in consultant fees. Upload your RFP and your capability statement, and AI generates a structured first draft — executive summary, technical approach, management plan, past performance narratives, and a Section L/M compliance matrix. It's not a finished proposal, but it's a solid starting point that cuts your writing time by 70%. Your team edits and refines; AI handles the blank page problem.

The incumbent almost always has the advantage — they know the contracting officer, they wrote the performance work statement, and they've been delivering for years. This tool levels the playing field. Enter the company name or solicitation number and get a full profile: every contract they hold with this agency, total dollars awarded, how long they've been the incumbent, and whether their performance record shows any vulnerabilities. Use it to build a displacement strategy — or decide the contract isn't worth fighting for.