One short email each morning with the solicitations that fit your capabilities and set-aside status, each in plain English with a score. Two minutes instead of an hour on SAM.gov.
VA is gauging vendors who can develop and sustain LEAF, its enterprise web-based workflow and forms platform, including PIV smart-card digital signatures. Responses are capped at 15 pages.
Solicitations are written for contracting officers. We rewrite them for the person who has to decide whether to spend the afternoon on one.
What they want: a vendor to build and maintain VA's enterprise forms-and-workflow platform, with PIV smart-card signing.
Can you bid: yes. No set-aside, your NAICS, and they're asking SDVOSB/VOSB firms to raise a hand.
Effort: low. It's an RFI, capped at 15 pages, due Sep 8.
The catch: they want three named, comparable projects with dollar values.
Set up once. Then it runs every morning whether you remember it or not.
A five-minute form: NAICS codes, certifications, capabilities, past contracts, and what you'd never bid on. We build your profile from it and from your SBA record.
Every notice posted to SAM.gov in California for your codes is summarized, checked for set-aside eligibility, and scored against your profile. Expired and irrelevant notices never reach you.
Usually 5–10 notices a week clear the bar. Each one: what they want, whether you can bid, how much effort it is, and the catch. A link to the notice. That's it.
Month to month. Cancel by replying to any digest.
SAM.gov's public daily extract of every active federal notice. We don't scrape anything private and we don't add notices that aren't on SAM.gov.
Software reads and scores every notice against your profile. A person checks the digest before it goes out and adjusts your profile when you tell us a score was wrong.
Not yet. Federal notices in California are the whole product right now. Cal eProcure and city portals are next.
Depends on your codes and certs. Most California IT firms see 5–10 a week that clear the bar. Some days there's nothing, and we'll say so rather than pad the list.
No. On the Drafting plan we write first drafts from your material and flag everything you need to verify. You review, finish, and submit. We're not a proposal firm or a contracting advisor.
Reply "yes" to any email from us, or use the form below. You get the digest for 14 days with no card on file. If you don't do anything, it stops. If it was useful, there's a link to keep it going.
Tell us who you are and we'll have the first digest to you within one business day.