RFx Builder · Run the Work

The proposal workbench for every RFP, RFQ, and task order you touch.

Ingest solicitations from eBuy, SAM.gov, SEWP, or email. Get a compliance matrix and a compliant first draft in minutes instead of days. Manage the full lifecycle — Market Research, Solicitation, Post-Award, and Administration — on one profile, for every ID/IQ you hold.

Free to start. Two free steps before sign-up. Your work saves automatically.

RFx Builder is the four-phase workbench for every contract you run.

Most federal contractors respond to RFPs, RFQs, task orders, CPARs, modifications, and close-out packages across five different tools, three inboxes, and one very tired spreadsheet. RFx Builder collapses all of it into a single workbench organized around the real lifecycle of an ID/IQ: Market Research, Solicitation, Post-Award, and Administration. Everything draws from one company profile.

Universal Ingestion

Connect eBuy, SAM.gov API, and SEWP vendor portal. Or forward notifications to your ingest inbox. Every RFx lands in one normalized queue, deduplicated, with attachments parsed.

Qualification Engine

Score every incoming RFx against your company profile. Bid/no-bid in 30 minutes with the numbers to back it up.

Compliance Matrix

Every Section L/M requirement extracted from the RFx, mapped to a draft section, tracked to closure. You know what's covered before pink-team.

Auto-Draft Generator

Claude-grounded first drafts pulled from your past performance, capability statement, and pricing workbook. Compliant on first pass.

Four-Phase Workbench

Market Research, Solicitation, Post-Award, Administration — each with its own queue, wizard, and artifact library. One login, one profile.

Per-ID/IQ Dashboards

Every ID/IQ you hold gets its own dashboard: active task orders, mods in flight, CPARs due, ceiling used, PoP remaining.

Three questions RFx Builder makes painless.

An RFP just dropped. Should I bid?

Without RFx Builder

You read 80 pages of Section L/M, try to cross-check against your capability statement, and burn two days before you even know if you're qualified.

With RFx Builder

The Qualification Engine scores the RFx against your profile in minutes. You see a bid/no-bid recommendation with past performance coverage, certification fit, pricing feasibility, and realistic turnaround.

How do I draft a compliant response on a 10-day turn?

Without RFx Builder

You copy last year's winning proposal, hope the Section L hasn't changed, and miss three requirements you'll find in debrief.

With RFx Builder

Auto-Draft Generator builds a compliant first draft grounded in your actual past performance. The Compliance Matrix confirms every Section L requirement is covered before you hit submit.

How do I stop losing track of CPARs, mods, and option exercises?

Without RFx Builder

CPARs due in 30 days live in an email you already deleted. The option exercise window closes while you're drafting a different proposal.

With RFx Builder

Every ID/IQ has a Post-Award dashboard showing CPARs due, modifications in flight, option exercises upcoming, and deliverable deadlines. Nothing falls through.

How RFx Builder works.

Set up your ID/IQs.

[5–10 minutes per ID/IQ]

Pick from a catalog of 50+ named contract vehicles (OASIS+, GSA MAS, SEWP V, STARS III, Alliant 2, CIO-SP3, and more) or define a custom one. Each ID/IQ auto-fills labor categories, CLINs, and ceiling guidance.

Connect your sources.

[5–10 minutes per source]

Connect eBuy, SAM.gov API, and SEWP V in under 10 minutes each. Or use your universal ingest inbox for any portal not directly integrated. Every RFx lands in your normalized queue.

Work the four phases.

[Ongoing]

Each phase has its own queue, wizard, and artifact library. Market Research for Sources Sought and RFIs. Solicitation for RFPs and task orders. Post-Award for CPARs, mods, and MSRs. Administration for documents, financials, and close-out.

Export and file.

[Minutes per response]

Every response exports as a submission-ready package: PDF + Word + supporting spreadsheets + metadata JSON. Auto-populated SF-18 / SF-1449 where applicable. Upload to the government channel you're submitting through.

How RFx Builder compares.

FeatureWord + SharePointProposal consultantData vendorPoint toolGeneric AI writerRFx Builder
Ingests from all sourcesManualNoFeed onlyPartialNoYes — eBuy, SAM, SEWP, email
Auto compliance matrixYou build itThey build, then leaveNoNoNoYes, auto-extracted
AI drafting on your profileNoNo (generic templates)NoNoHallucinatesYes, grounded only in your data
Full lifecycle (pre-award → close-out)NoNo — scopedNoSolicitation onlyNoYes — 4 phases
Per-ID/IQ dashboardsNoNoNoNoNoYes
Reusable profile across responsesNoNoN/APartialNoYes — ingest once

What you walk away with.

Normalized RFx Queue
Every solicitation from every source, deduplicated, classified, with attachments parsed.
Per-RFx Workspace
Qualification Engine score, Compliance Matrix, draft response, pricing workbook, supporting documents.
Post-Award Operations Center
CPARs, modifications, monthly status reports, option exercises — tracked per ID/IQ.
Document Library
Contracts, mods, deliverables, invoices, financials, close-out packages per ID/IQ.
Response History
Every submitted proposal, disposition logged (won/lost/no-bid) with reason capture.
Shared Profile
Flows back to ScheduleBuilder, OASIS Builder, and the Radars. Nothing you enter here is trapped here.

What's running under RFx Builder.

Encoded from

FAR Parts 12, 15, and 16 (commercial items, negotiated procurements, IDIQs); the Section L/M evaluation frameworks used across MATOCs; the CPARS rating structure and narrative rules; the J.P-1 through J.P-12 attachment-letter family where applicable.

Data sources

FedCache (CaptureInsider's federal data warehouse — SAM.gov, USASpending, FPDS, Federal Register, agency feeds, updated nightly). Your eBuy, SAM, and SEWP accounts via user-scoped credentials. Every query timestamped.

AI models

Claude Sonnet for drafting and compliance extraction; Claude Haiku for qualification scoring and lightweight checks. Model choice logged per call. We do not train on your proposals.

Infrastructure

Next.js on Vercel, Supabase (US-region) with row-level security verified by failing tests, Stripe for billing. TLS 1.3, AES-256 at rest. Per-account credential isolation — your source connections are never visible to another tenant.

Built by

Federal acquisition practitioners who've run captures from Sources Sought through close-out across civilian and defense agencies. Encoded as a platform.

Pricing for RFx Builder.

Free1 ID/IQ, 1 source connection, Qualification Engine, 3 drafts/month
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Starter
$99/mo

3 auto-drafts per month. $49/mo bundled with any Builder purchase.

  • Email ingestion
  • Federal opportunities from SAM.gov
  • Qualification engine
  • Compliance matrix
  • AI Chat (RFx context)
  • 3 auto-drafts/month
Choose Starter — $99/mo
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Pro
$249/mo

15 auto-drafts per month + eBuy browser extension. $129/mo bundled with Builder.

  • Everything in Starter
  • eBuy browser extension
  • Pricing workbook
  • Pink team review
  • 3 user seats
  • 15 auto-drafts/month
Choose Pro — $249/mo
Enterprise
$599/mo

Unlimited auto-drafts, red team review, and custom qualification rules. $349/mo bundled.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Red team review
  • Custom qualification rules
  • Unlimited seats
  • Priority support
  • Unlimited auto-drafts
Choose Enterprise — $599/mo

Start a draft response — free.

Frequently asked questions.

If you're pursuing one, yes — you can use RFx Builder to respond to Sources Sought, RFIs, and single-award RFPs that fall outside an ID/IQ. If you're not yet pursuing any federal work, start with ScheduleBuilder or OASIS Builder. The profile you build there flows into RFx Builder when you're ready.

Start your first draft in minutes, not days.

Free tier includes 1 ID/IQ, 1 source connection, and 3 drafts per month. No credit card.

Start a draft response

One profile. Every tool. No re-asks.