For federal IT firms with a live bid to assess
Decide whether this federal IT bid deserves your team's time.
Bring a solicitation you're considering. Build a working requirements matrix, check its source quotes, and record your bid decision. If you pursue it, prepare a response section using your company's experience.
14 days, no card. Pro: $299/month for one user. Team: $499/month for five.
Built for recurring response work. Start with one bid; a reasoned no-bid decision is useful too.
See one bid evaluation, from source to decision.
Watch the 50-second walkthroughCheck a solicitation against your company evidence and record a pursuit decision. Prepare a response section if you pursue. Illustrative workflow; your team owns the final review. Music only, with all messaging on screen.
Read the video transcript
Before you write the proposal, is this bid worth your team’s time?
Start with one real bid. Select a solicitation from WorthChase’s existing feed and save it as your evaluation. The illustrative example is a federal IT support solicitation. Your bid decision has not yet been recorded.
Read the requirement and check its source quote. The example asks for five relevant past-performance references. Quote matching confirms wording in readable source text; it does not establish complete coverage or company eligibility.
Compare the requirement with your company evidence. In the example, the team has three relevant references and records a gap: two more are needed.
Your team chooses pursue, defer, or no bid and records its reasons. This example records no bid because the team cannot supply five relevant references. That can be a useful evaluation result without drafting a proposal.
If your team chooses to pursue, use company evidence to prepare one response section. Edit the saved section, resolve missing facts, and confirm its review before export. Later source changes can be reviewed without losing your saved writing.
Evaluate one real bid. Start a 14-day free trial with no card required. After the trial, Pro is $299/month for one seat and Team is $499/month for five seats. Your team owns the bid decision and final review. Visit worthchase.com.
Source Check
Check the wording behind each requirement.
Source Check looks for each extracted requirement's quote in the notice and readable attachment text supplied to the analysis. It shows where a quote was found and flags approximate or missing matches.
A verified quote means the wording was found. It does not confirm that your company meets the requirement or that the analysis found every obligation. Review the original solicitation and resolve the questions marked for confirmation.
Confirm your review of the saved response before exporting to Word or printing.
The Contractor shall achieve a first-call resolution rate of not less than 90 percent.
Found in PWS.pdf — …in the format at Attachment 4. 3.2 The Contractor shall achieve a first-call resolution rate of not less than 90 percent, measured and reported monthly…
Volume I shall not exceed 15 pages in 11-point font.
Similar text found in Section_L.pdf. Compare it with the source: differences in wording, numbers, or negation can change the requirement.
Key personnel shall hold an active Secret clearance at time of award.
Not found in the documents you supplied. Confirm it against the source before you rely on it.
From the supported notice types in WorthChase's daily SAM.gov feed. Browse by NAICS code.
From a relevant notice to a reviewed response
WorthChase brings the notice, extracted requirements, and your company evidence into one workspace. Your team makes the bid decision and reviews the response.
- STEP 1
Choose
Bring a known solicitation or find one in the ranked SAM.gov feed. Select one bid to evaluate. Match scores help prioritize reading; they do not establish eligibility or your chances of winning.
Output One saved solicitation
- STEP 2
Qualify
Import available solicitation files or upload your own copies. Review scope, requirements, source coverage, and unanswered questions before your team records its bid decision.
Output Opportunity brief + compliance matrix
- STEP 3
Respond if pursuing
If the bid deserves your time, prepare a section using your past performance and approved company content. Check supporting sources and company facts before export. A reasoned no-bid decision can finish the evaluation without a draft.
Output Editable sections with requirement references
The notice changed. Keep control of your response.
Save an opportunity to your pipeline. WorthChase keeps a notice version for your team to work from and flags later updates found in its daily SAM.gov sync.
Your team decides what the change means for the bid. Recording that review keeps your existing files, analysis, and drafts so you can update the work deliberately.
Notice comparisons and quote checks guide your review. They do not detect every new obligation or compare every attachment; check the full source package before relying on your response.
1. Compare the notice versions
See changed fields and highlighted notice text, with the version you work from beside the latest version WorthChase has seen on SAM.gov.
2. Record the impact on your bid
- Reviewed · nothing in our bid changes
- Reviewed · our bid needs updates
Either choice records your review for the team and makes the latest notice version the one you work from. Your existing work is preserved.
3. Refresh the analysis and review affected writing
Review the notice change before running new analysis or generating drafts. Follow the workspace prompts to refresh older analysis, review affected sections, and confirm the response before export.
Judge the result on your own bid.
Use the 14-day trial to test the workflow on a bid you are considering:
- Add relevant company context and choose a solicitation
- Review the brief and extracted requirements against the source
- Record your pursuit decision and its unresolved questions
- If pursuing, draft one section and assess the edits it needs
Include setup, corrections, and review when you compare the effort with your usual process. Then use it on another real task to decide whether a monthly plan makes sense.
Your team stays responsible for the bid decision, company facts, and final submission.
- Pro · 1 user
- $299/month
- Team · up to 5 users
- $499/month
- Free trial
- 14 days, no card
Questions contractors ask first
Do I need a SAM.gov API key?
No key is needed for the daily notice feed. Where direct attachment import is available, WorthChase retrieves the files for you. You can also upload files or paste notice text.
How is my company information used?
Your profile and documents provide context for analyses and drafts. They are processed by AI services when you request those outputs. Our security page explains AI processing and upload restrictions; our privacy policy covers storage, sharing, and retention.
Can I submit the generated draft as it is?
Treat it as a first draft. Check requirement references, replace placeholders, and verify company facts and submission instructions. WorthChase exports an editable Word document after your review; your team handles submission.
Does this cover state and local contracts?
The opportunity feed currently covers supported federal notices from SAM.gov. State and local procurement portals are not included.
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