Bid on the solicitations your record can win.
Paavya reads a federal, state or local solicitation, checks it against your past performance, the buyer's award history and your eligibility, and recommends bid or pass with the evidence. Then it runs the response through to the award.
Set-asides, mentor-protégé joint ventures and pass/fail clauses are checked before anyone writes.
Buyer award history comes from public records, and a record that could not be read says so.
What government bids ask of you
Section L and M, followed to the letter
Instructions to offerors and evaluation criteria decide how the response is built and scored. Missing one instruction can make a strong bid non-compliant.
Past performance that matches this scope
Evaluators judge relevance on scope, size and complexity. The bid decision depends on which of your contracts you can actually cite.
Eligibility you can prove
A set-aside needs a current certification under the right NAICS code and size standard. A joint venture needs an approved agreement that covers the program and is in date.
Where Paavya does the work
The same seven steps every pursuit runs through, with the parts that matter most for government work.
Every requirement read, every pass/fail clause flagged
Understand extracts the requirements and the evaluation weights, and marks the clauses that would make the bid non-responsive.
See the Understand stepA bid decision with its evidence
Decide reads buyer history, past performance, capacity and competition, and checks your declared set-aside against your certifications.
See the Decide stepAnswers from your approved past performance
Draft offers approved Library answers under each requirement, and records which version was used.
See the Draft stepNothing goes out unchecked
Validate's Library Card Scan flags stale, unapproved or unsupported answers, and Submit stays shut until the bid, the owners, the approval and the delivery address hold.
See the Validate step
Further reading
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How competitive federal contracting really is, and where a challenger can win
The federal market spends about $755 billion a year on contracts, and most of it is hard for a newcomer to reach. Here is where the openings actually are.
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Small business bidding: why the bids you decline decide your growth
A small team cannot outwork a large one on volume. Set-asides, teaming and a disciplined no-bid are how small businesses win the federal work that fits them.
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What the federal government's AI rules mean for companies bidding to it
OMB's 2025 memos M-25-21 and M-25-22 changed how agencies buy and use AI. What a contractor should expect in solicitations, and in its own proposals.
Bring a solicitation you're deciding on.
We’ll run a real solicitation through Paavya with you and show the recommendation and the evidence behind it.
30 minutes, on a solicitation you choose.