PursuitWorks
Find federal opportunities, score fit, and start the pursuit. One workflow, end to end.
Opportunity Match pulls live notices from SAM.gov, scores them against your Capture Library, and hands a qualified pursuit into the ten-stage proposal workflow with the source trail intact. From there, RFP shred, two-tier document memory, Section L and Section M traceability, color-team review, and a full audit trail carry the work to a working-draft export. Claude drafts every stage. Four governance reviewers run on rules, not models, so they cannot hallucinate findings about your draft.
Opportunity Match turns SAM.gov discovery into pursuit intake.
Proposal teams no longer need to copy promising notices from a search tab into a separate kickoff workflow. Opportunity Match finds qualified leads, explains fit against company context, and starts the pursuit with the source trail intact.
Discover active notices
Connect a SAM.gov API key and search live contract opportunities from the same workspace where proposal teams execute the pursuit.
Score against company context
PursuitWorks compares opportunities against Capture Library signals, explains fit, and surfaces concerns before the team commits time.
Create the pursuit with source context
Move a qualified match into the ten-stage workflow with agency, notice ID, deadline, NAICS, source URL, and rationale carried forward.
The problem
Federal proposal work does not fit inside a one-off prompt.
Context fragments
Solicitations, amendments, SME inputs, past performance, pricing notes, and customer intelligence sit in disconnected tools.
Review arrives late
Compliance gaps, weak substantiation, and stale artifacts show up after the team has already built downstream work on them.
Generic AI lacks controls
Generic tools can draft text. They do not enforce proposal stages, source scope, approvals, billing controls, or auditability.
What PursuitWorks is
A ten-stage proposal workflow, not a generic AI writer.
PursuitWorks runs proposal work as a disciplined cycle. Gather authorized context, analyze the requirements in Section L and Section M, recommend the next action, and produce auditable artifacts your team approves.
Gather Context
Pull scoped project, document, stage, and organizational context.
Analyze Signals
Read Section L and Section M requirements, risks, customer priorities, and proposal posture.
Recommend Decisions
Recommend next actions, reviews, reruns, blockers, or missing inputs.
Execute Approved Work
Produce draft artifacts, tasks, findings, or readiness reports for human approval.
See the product
From SAM.gov notice to governed pursuit.
Opportunity Match is the new front door. The decision view, the pursuit kickoff, and the proposal workflow that carries the work to submission.
Decision detail with source signals
Every match opens with the agency, NAICS, deadline, Capture Library evidence behind the score, named concerns, and the next action. Capture leads decide whether to commit team time before anyone copies a notice into a tracker.
Pursuit kickoff with the trail intact
Promoting a match opens a pursuit pre-filled with the SAM.gov notice ID, agency, deadline, NAICS, source URL, and fit rationale. The ten-stage workflow starts on a foundation the team can actually cite.
Ten-stage proposal workflow
From shred to working-draft export, every stage runs with named agents, scoped context policies, review gates, and a governed audit trail. No scattered files, no chat threads, no lost amendments.
Proposal agents
Five proposal roles that know what stage they are working in.
Each agent runs inside a defined context policy and writes a draft artifact. The capture lead, contracts director, or proposal manager approves what becomes the project record. Nothing moves downstream without a human approval.
RFP Shred Agent
Pulls instructions, deliverables, due dates, evaluation factors, ambiguities, and compliance obligations from the approved RFP and amendments.
Compliance Check
Rule-based audit that compares proposal artifacts against Section L, Section M, mandatory requirements, page limits, and submission instructions. Does not call an LLM.
Red Team Audit
Rule-based evaluator-perspective audit covering persuasiveness, substantiation, evaluator friction, win-theme strength, and scoring risk. Does not edit the proposal or call an LLM.
Readiness Score
Rule-based readiness audit covering missing artifacts, assignment gaps, stale reviews, unresolved risks, and submission blockers. Does not call an LLM.
Gate Plan
Rule-based planner that recommends next actions, agent runs, review gates, and stage-level attention. Does not execute autonomously or call an LLM.
Reusable proposal knowledge
Approved past performance, capability language, and pricing reasoning that the next proposal can cite.
PursuitWorks keeps the Capture Library of reusable corporate knowledge, the project-scoped Pursuit Vault of source documents, approved snippets, citation-level provenance, and cross-project history. Organization and project boundaries are enforced at the row level.
Human review at every gate
You see what each agent read, what it wrote, and why.
Every stage shows source citations, the scope the agent saw, the risk flags it raised, and the reviewer who approved it. No hidden reasoning, no unattributed text in the proposal.
Customers are responsible for determining what information they are authorized to process through PursuitWorks and any connected commercial third-party AI services, including classified information, CUI, export-controlled materials, or other restricted content.
Trust cues
Security and governance you can see at every stage.
GovSight Co, LLC is a U.S.-based software company serving government contractors.
Clear reminders around CUI, export-controlled, and contract-sensitive content.
AI outputs stay staged until an accountable reviewer approves them.
Proposal intelligence preserves the official source trail.
Artifacts carry generated-by, review, and approval context.
Privacy, terms, and security pages are visible from first touch.
Pricing
Plans for proposal operators, teams, and enterprises.
Self-serve plans start with a 14-day free trial. Choose month-to-month or save about 10 percent with an annual commitment paid upfront. All paid plans include one shared workspace. Pricing is billed per named user. Higher tiers add deeper workflow controls, agent capacity, governance, and the Capture Library.
Starter
Small GovCon teams running their first structured proposals.
- Ten-stage proposal workflow
- Project Pursuit Vault document context
- RFP-to-working-draft stages
- Standard roles and exports
Team
Proposal teams running active federal pursuits together.
- All five proposal agents with scoped context policies
- Compliance, Red Team, and Readiness audits on every stage
- Shared Capture Library for reusable corporate knowledge
- Stage assignment, review gates, and approval workflow
Consultant
Proposal operators managing multiple client organizations.
- Separated client workspaces
- Client collaborator seats
- Per-org AI usage controls and rate limits
- Priority founder support
Enterprise
Larger contractors that need org-wide controls and portfolio visibility.
- Org-wide AI policies and role controls
- Portfolio and executive visibility across pursuits
- Audit trails and deployment planning
- Custom onboarding and support
Run the ten-stage proposal workflow with your team.
Ten stages from RFP shred through working-draft export. Five named agents that respect source scope. Review gates, approvals, and a two-tier document memory that cites past performance accurately across pursuits.