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Government Contracting AI: An AI Chief Contracting Officer That Learns What You’re After

FedOpp's AI Chief Contracting Officer is government contracting AI for small suppliers. Its bots find solicitations on DIBBS, SAM.gov, prime contractor subcontract notices, DLA Urgent Need, the DLA no-bid list and SBIR/STTR award notices. Each Pursue, Skip or More like this teaches it what you're after, so it surfaces more opportunities that fit. You decide and submit every bid.

What is government contracting AI?

Government contracting AI is software that finds and sorts federal opportunity notices and helps you understand them. FedOpp's version is built for small suppliers and manufacturers who quote parts and services, not for writing proposals.

Where the bots find work

  • DIBBS. Where suppliers and manufacturers bid on DLA parts.
  • SAM.gov. Where public government and defense solicitations are posted.
  • Prime contractor subcontract notices. Work primes post that isn't on DIBBS or SAM.gov.
  • DLA Urgent Need and the DLA no-bid list. Parts DLA flagged as shortages, and parts DLA asked for and got no bids on.
  • SBIR/STTR award notices. Companies that just won research funding and may need parts made.

How urgent buys work is in DLA urgent need.

The bots look for new solicitations every business day, and award data updates Monday through Saturday. Everything lands in one workspace, scored to your Match Profile.

How it learns what you're after

Your Match Profile is the starting point. When you mark an opportunity Pursue or click More like this, the bots look for more like it. When you mark Skip, they show you less like it. Over time your AI Chief Contracting Officer surfaces more of the opportunities that fit what you're after. Read how opportunity matching learns.

Ask CCO: questions on an open solicitation

Ask CCO answers questions in plain English beside the notice you have open, such as set-asides, clauses, packaging and first article. It is research help, not legal advice, and it is not a contracting officer. Learn about Ask CCO, or read what an AI contracting officer is.

AI contract reader

The AI contract reader reads a solicitation or RFQ PDF and gives you a plain-English brief. See the AI solicitation reader.

What it doesn't do

  • It doesn't bid or submit anything for you.
  • It doesn't promise awards.
  • You check every answer against the official solicitation file.

For DIBBS and DLA suppliers

FedOpp finds DIBBS RFQs that fit your Match Profile, and Ask CCO and the AI contract reader work on the open RFQ. You still submit your quotes on DIBBS yourself. DIBBS AI: what it can and can't do.

Price

$199/mo after a 7-day trial, and $49 per extra user. See pricing.

Frequently asked questions

What is government contracting AI?

Software that finds and sorts government opportunity notices and helps you understand them. FedOpp's AI Chief Contracting Officer is built for small suppliers and manufacturers. It finds the work and learns what you're after.

What is FedOpp's AI Chief Contracting Officer?

It is FedOpp's set of bots and assistants. The bots find solicitations on DIBBS, SAM.gov, prime contractor subcontract notices, DLA Urgent Need, the DLA no-bid list and SBIR/STTR award notices. Ask CCO answers questions on an open solicitation, and an AI contract reader summarizes solicitation PDFs. It is not a government contracting officer.

Does FedOpp's AI learn what I'm looking for?

Yes. It starts from your Match Profile and learns from what you mark Pursue, Skip or More like this, so it surfaces more opportunities that fit.

Is there AI for DIBBS?

Yes. FedOpp finds DIBBS RFQs that fit your Match Profile, and Ask CCO and the AI contract reader work on the open RFQ. DIBBS is where suppliers and manufacturers bid on DLA parts, and you submit quotes there yourself.

Does FedOpp bid for me?

No. FedOpp does not bid or submit anything. You decide what to pursue and submit every bid or quote on the official site.

How much does FedOpp cost?

$199 a month after a 7-day trial, and $49 a month for each extra user.

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