GovSignals runs the full pre-award to post-award lifecycle as a single operating loop. The intelligence from one phase compounds into the next. No tool-switching. No re-keying. No black box.
The Intelligence agent ingests SAM.gov, agency forecasts, congressional markup, FPDS history, and unstructured open-source. Every signal is scored against your past performance and capture lists. You see only what fits.
The Capture agent drafts BD memos, builds competitor matrices, identifies teaming partners, runs gate decisions, and tracks pipeline through your stages. You stay in the chair — it does the legwork, and shows the work.
The Proposals agent ingests the solicitation, builds the compliance matrix, drafts every volume against your past winners and style guide, then runs pink, red, and gold team reviews. The team's job becomes deciding — not typing.
The Post-Award agent watches every CDRL, every mod request, every ECP. Surfaces slippage three days before the COR does. Drafts mod justifications. Pre-stages the recompete narrative from the day of award — because that's the contract nobody else gives you.
Every agent output is a real, editable document — Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and PDF — built to your templates and styles. No copy-paste from a chat window, no reformatting before it goes to the customer.




Deliverables round-trip through the systems you already run — SharePoint, your CRM, and signoff tools — so the work shows up where your team lives. Read-only adapters by default; nothing is pushed back unless you wire it up.
Every engagement comes with a Deployment Strategist — a senior GovCon operator whose only job is getting your team live and winning. They support you over chat and calls, and they own the deployment to a successful outcome.
Playbooks are verticalized GovSignals — pre-loaded with the agency cadence, the form templates, the past-performance scoring, and the agent prompts that win in a specific corner of the federal market.
Sections A-H drafted, scored, and citation-anchored. 222-hour proposals built in a tenth of the time.
Fit scoring, incumbent pressure, competitive context, and an executive-ready bid/no-bid memo.
Forecasts, budgets, incumbents, early signals, and daily monitoring before the RFP drops.
Find firms that close capability, vehicle, set-aside, agency, and geography gaps.
Solicitation shred, Section L/M crosswalk, compliance matrix, and amendment deltas.
Pink, red, gold, and executive reviews with structured packets and action synthesis.
Clauses, obligations, CDRLs, flow-downs, and risk notes ready for execution.