Bid or no-bid questions beside the notice.

• On the notice. Questions stay next to the solicitation you have open.
• Small shops. Tuned for manufacturers and parts suppliers.
• Not legal advice. Verify the official file before you bid.

Ask CCO is FedOpp’s AI assistant for bid/no-bid and qualification questions on SAM.gov notices and DIBBS RFQs. It answers in plain English beside the solicitation you have open. It is not a contracting officer and not legal advice. You still verify the official file and submit quotes on SAM.gov or DIBBS. Included with FedOpp Live Access ($199/month after a 7-day free trial).

What can I ask Ask CCO?

Typical questions small shops ask beside a notice:

• Does this set-aside fit my SAM.gov certifications?
• What do these packaging codes mean for cost?
• When is the response due, and is there a Q&A deadline?
• What does this FAR/DFARS clause require in plain English?
• Give me a go/no-go checklist for this RFQ.

Is Ask CCO a government contracting officer?

No. The name is a product label for an AI assistant. It does not represent DLA, GSA, or any contracting office.

Is Ask CCO legal advice?

No. Use it for research and clarity, then verify the official solicitation and your own counsel when needed.

What data does it use?

Ask CCO runs on the xAI API. FedOpp’s privacy promise describes how uploaded context is handled. Never enter government portal passwords into FedOpp.

How does Ask CCO work with Contract Reader?

Contract Reader turns a solicitation PDF into a plain-English brief. Ask CCO answers follow-ups on the notice you have open. See also features, pricing, how to bid on DIBBS, and how to use AI to read a solicitation.

Frequently asked questions

What can I ask Ask CCO?

Ask about set-asides, packaging codes, response due dates, clause meaning, and a go/no-go checklist for the solicitation you have open.

Is Ask CCO a government contracting officer?

No. Ask CCO is an AI assistant. It is not a contracting officer and does not speak for any agency.

Is Ask CCO legal advice?

No. Ask CCO is not legal advice. Verify the official solicitation file before you bid.

What data does Ask CCO use?

Ask CCO runs on the xAI API. Follow FedOpp's privacy promise for uploaded context and retention.

How does Ask CCO work with Contract Reader?

Contract Reader briefs the PDF; Ask CCO answers follow-up questions beside the notice. Both are included with FedOpp Live Access.