AI contracting agent

The Uncle Sam AI agentIt finds the contract.It drafts the win.

An AI agent that works SAM.gov for you — from first match to finished proposal.

  1. 01 Find Watches every new SAM.gov solicitation.
  2. 02 Qualify Keeps only the ones that fit your business.
  3. 03 Draft Writes the proposal with you, requirement by requirement.

Backed by our own drafting database, the agent writes with context the big chat tools don't have — and it outperforms them every time.

Uncle Sam pointing
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$773B
Awarded in FY2024
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$176B
To small businesses
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23%+
Reserved by law
§01The opportunity

A trillion-dollar buyer hiding in plain sight

The U.S. government is the largest customer on earth — and one of the most loyal. It rarely defaults, buys year after year, and rewards businesses that simply show up prepared.

Data-01
$773.68B

Federal contracts awarded in FY2024

A stable, recession-resistant market that buys everything from IT to landscaping — and pays reliably.

Data-02
$176B

Went to small businesses (23.3%)

Congress mandates a 23% small-business goal every year, with extra set-asides on top. The dollars are guaranteed to flow.

Data-03
$2.2M

Average per winning small business

One award can transform a small business — and past performance compounds into bigger, recurring contracts.

Data-04
<2%

Of small businesses even register

Of ~36 million U.S. small businesses, only ~350k register in SAM.gov. The competition is far thinner than it looks.

§02Why now
New — the SPUR Act

Washington is recruiting first-time contractors

The SPUR Act rewires how agencies are measured — pushing them to actively find and award new small-business primes instead of re-upping with the usual names. If you've never held a prime contract, this is being built for you.

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SPUR / 01

Agencies get graded on new primes

The amended scorecard would force every federal agency to report how many first-time small-business primes it awards in each NAICS code — and compare it to last year. Bringing in new vendors now shows up on their report card.

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SPUR / 02

“First-time prime” is a clean bar

A qualifying new entrant is simply a business that has never been awarded a prime contract by any federal agency. No special certification, no years of subcontracting — just no prior prime award anywhere in government.

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SPUR / 03

Extra spotlight if you're set-aside eligible

The scorecard breaks out new entrants owned by service-disabled veterans, HUBZone firms, socially & economically disadvantaged owners, and women. Fit a category and you become a metric agencies are accountable for.

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SPUR / 04

Serious bipartisan momentum

The House passed it under suspension of the rules, 384–25 — broad, non-controversial support — and it's a repeat effort from the prior Congress. Washington wants prime contracting opened to new entrants.

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SPUR / 05

No new red tape or fees

The bill authorizes no additional appropriations and adds zero new compliance requirements for businesses. It's a transparency mechanism layered onto an existing scorecard — not a new bureaucracy.

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SPUR / 06

Agencies are already building on-ramps

Commands like Space Systems Command are running subcontracting forums to position small businesses to become primes. The scorecard push matches the on-ramps agencies are already building.

Straight talk //the SPUR Act is a scorecard and accountability change — not a new set-aside, discount, or guaranteed contract. It's not law yet either; it's sitting in the Senate Small Business Committee. It means more outreach and opportunity for first-time bidders, but you still have to compete and win on the merits. BidForge is how you show up ready.

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§03Thinner competition than you think

36 million small businesses. Fewer than 80,000 win.

The vast majority of U.S. small businesses never register, never bid, and never see a dollar of federal money. The few that engage strategically stand out immediately — and the field of active competitors stays surprisingly small.

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Funnel / U.S. small businessCount
U.S. small businesses~36,000,000
Registered in SAM.gov~350,000
Win a contract each year~78,000
Win their first contract~8,000–10,000
§04The challenge

The money is there. Finding the right contract — and drafting the proposal in time — is the hard part.

Issue-01

Thousands of solicitations post every week across dozens of agencies and portals.

Issue-02

Most never reach the small businesses that are perfectly qualified to win them.

Issue-03

Writing a compliant proposal takes days — so teams respond to far fewer than they could.

§05How it works

From solicitation to submission

A streamlined, four-step workflow that turns the complexity of federal procurement into a repeatable pipeline of winnable bids.

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Discover

We continuously monitor SAM.gov the moment solicitations post — across every agency, NAICS code, and set-aside.

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Match

Our AI builds a profile of your business and surfaces only the contracts you qualify for and are well-positioned to win.

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Notify

Receive a concise daily summary by text or email of the live opportunities worth your time — no more digging through portals.

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Draft

Generate a compliant, tailored proposal draft in minutes so you can respond to more contracts before deadlines close.

§06Breaking in

The barriers that stop everyone else

First contracts take time and persistence. BidForge collapses the two things that make it slow — finding fits and writing proposals — so you reach your first win faster and keep winning after.

6–18 months

Time to a first win

Most new contractors take a year or more to land their first award — largely because finding the right opportunities is slow, manual work. BidForge surfaces qualified contracts from day one.

~5 proposals

Submitted per win

Firms with under 10 years of federal experience win roughly 20% of bids. Most lose several before their first win. We help you bid more often, on better-fit contracts, with drafts that get done.

8,000–10,000

New entrants each year

Only a few thousand small businesses break in annually — the lowest in decades. The pipeline is narrow, but preparation and persistence are exactly what separate the winners.

§07Daily briefing

Your market, delivered every morning by text or email.

Stop checking portals. BidForge sends a concise, ranked list of the contracts you can realistically win — straight to your phone or inbox — so you stay ahead of the competition without the busywork.

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  • #001WOSB94% fit

    IT support services — Dept. of Veterans Affairs

  • #0028(a)88% fit

    Facilities maintenance — GSA Region 7

  • #003SDVOSB82% fit

    Logistics & freight — U.S. Army

§08Capabilities

Everything you need to bid

Cap-01

AI fit scoring

Every solicitation is ranked against your capabilities, past performance, and certifications so you focus only on winnable bids.

Cap-02

Daily summaries

Text or email digests keep you current on the market every day — no manual searching required.

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Proposal drafting

Turn a solicitation into a structured, requirement-by-requirement draft in minutes — then refine and submit.

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Set-aside aware

8(a), WOSB, HUBZone, SDVOSB and more — we surface the contracts reserved for businesses like yours.

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Deadline tracking

Never miss a response date. Submit more often by working faster, not longer.

Cap-06

Built for newcomers

First contract or fiftieth, BidForge helps you find the opportunity and put a real proposal in front of a contracting officer.

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Find your contract. Win the bid.

$176 billion goes to small businesses every year, and only a few thousand break in for the first time. BidForge helps you be one of them — find the contract, draft the proposal, and keep winning after.