Plain-English briefs for solicitation PDFs.

• Scope and dates. What the buy is and when it is due.
• Gates. Set-aside, CMMC, packaging, and first article.
• Not legal advice. Check the official solicitation before you bid.

FedOpp’s AI Contract Reader turns an uploaded SAM.gov or DLA solicitation PDF into a plain-English brief: scope, set-asides, deadlines, packaging, and risk flags. Files are read in memory and not stored (per FedOpp’s privacy promise). It does not submit bids. Included in FedOpp at $199/month after a 7-day free trial.

What does Contract Reader pull out?

Expect a brief covering what the buy is, who can bid (set-asides), when responses are due, packaging and delivery gates, and risk flags such as first article or CMMC language when present in the file.

Does FedOpp store my uploaded RFQs?

No. Files are read in memory and not stored. That matches the privacy promise on FedOpp.

Which documents work?

Upload solicitation PDFs you already download from SAM.gov or related DLA packages. Use only formats the live product accepts. Always keep the official file as the source of truth.

How to use the brief before you quote on DIBBS

Skim the brief for go/no-go gates, then verify packaging and delivery on the official notice. Use Ask CCO for follow-ups, the NSN research checklist, and how to use AI to read a solicitation. See features for the full product set.

Frequently asked questions

What does Contract Reader pull out?

Scope, set-asides, deadlines, packaging, and risk flags from an uploaded SAM.gov or DLA solicitation PDF.

Does FedOpp store my uploaded RFQs?

Files are read in memory and not stored, consistent with FedOpp's privacy promise.

Which documents work?

Upload RFQ, RFP, or solicitation PDFs from SAM.gov or DIBBS-related packages that FedOpp accepts in the product.

Does Contract Reader submit bids?

No. It briefs the file. You still submit quotes on SAM.gov or DIBBS yourself.

How much does Contract Reader cost?

Included with FedOpp at $199/month after a 7-day free trial.