RFP Analyzer extracts every requirement, evaluation criterion, and FAR clause from any federal solicitation — in minutes — and drafts compliant proposal sections your team actually wants to use.
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Federal RFPs aren't lost on technical merit. They're lost on missed clauses, misread evaluation criteria, and compliance errors no human can catch reading 300 pages on a deadline.
A required certification on page 94. A FAR clause in attachment 7. A submission format detail in an amendment. One miss → automatic disqualification, regardless of how strong your proposal is.
Most teams optimize on price. Then lose because technical approach was weighted 60%. Evaluation criteria are often spread across multiple sections — you can't game what you can't see.
Your senior people are spending 40-80 hours per RFP just reading. That's reading time, not winning time. The labor cost of one analysis often exceeds the cost of this entire platform for a year.
Four steps. No setup. No proposal-writing PhD required.

All your active RFPs and tools in one workspace.

Every requirement pulled and mapped to its source page.

Compliant proposal sections drafted from the analysis.
Drop in any PDF, Word doc, or Excel sheet. Federal RFPs with attachments and amendments are the happy path.
AI extracts requirements, evaluation criteria, FAR clauses, deadlines, and disqualifiers. Cross-references everything.
Review the compliance matrix and strategic insights. See exactly what to write, in what order, and what to weight.
Generate compliant draft sections, run them through the Review Board, refine, export. Submit with confidence.
Everything a federal proposal team does manually — automated, traceable, and reviewable.
Surfaces evaluation criteria, weighting, and disqualifying factors that are scattered across the RFP and its amendments.
Pulls every shall/must/will into a compliance matrix mapped back to its source page so reviewers can verify in one click.
Tells you what to write in each section, what format the agency expects, and where past submissions typically lose points.
Drafts compliant proposal sections — executive summary, technical approach, past performance — that your team edits and ships.
Identifies certifications you need to be eligible (or competitive) for this RFP, with renewal tracking and document templates.
Pass/fail compliance grading on your draft. Catches the issues you'll otherwise discover after submission. In-memory only — never stored.
Composite examples drawn from common federal RFP patterns. Your numbers will vary.
Team spends 80+ hours on a proposal. Submits. Gets disqualified — a required ISO certification was referenced once on page 94 of the SOW. Six-figure pursuit cost, zero return.
RFP Analyzer flags every certification reference across the document set on day one. Team either gets certified before deadline or makes a clean go/no-go call before sinking labor into it.
Team assumes price is the deciding factor. Comes in lowest. Loses to a higher bidder because technical approach was actually 60% of the score and past performance was 25% — the RFP just didn't make it obvious.
Strategic Insights surfaces the exact weighting from the evaluation section before drafting starts. The proposal is shaped to what the contracting officer is actually scoring.
Three weeks of senior staff time, $20K+ in external consultants, and the team still misses two FAR clauses that change the cost structure. Margin gets crushed if they win at all.
Full RFP plus all attachments analyzed in under an hour. FAR/DFARS clauses identified, summarized, and linked back to source. Senior people spend their time strategizing, not reading.
I'm Miguel Franco. I've spent my career building production AI systems for defense contractors and AmLaw-tier legal firms — environments where "close enough" gets you walked out of the building. Specific clients are NDA-protected, but the rigor those engagements demanded is the rigor RFP Analyzer is built on.
This isn't a "we're former proposal writers" story. It's the opposite. I'm an engineer who watched proposal teams burn weeks reading documents a model can read in minutes — and decided that was a solvable problem worth solving correctly.
Every feature on this platform exists because a federal contractor told me, in their own words, exactly where they were losing time or losing contracts. If you have a workflow you want better-supported, my email is in your dashboard the moment you sign up.
One pursuit costs more in senior labor than a year of either plan. The math is the easy part.
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