The incumbents sell you a database. PrimeWright runs your bids.
From SAM.gov opportunity to signed, submitted bid — an AI pipeline that finds, qualifies, prices, and preps every federal bid in your lanes. You make the decisions. It does the work.
Thousands of notices, mostly noise
SAM.gov floods you with thousands of notices — most are noise. Finding the ones worth your time is a search problem you shouldn't have to solve by hand.
Reading is a full-time job
Reading every solicitation is a full-time job you don't have. Requirements, certs, and deadlines are buried in PDFs nobody has time to shred line by line.
Pricing blind loses bids
Pricing blind loses bids; hiring a capture team costs more than the contract. You need real market intelligence, not guesswork.
Four steps, run every day
PrimeWright doesn't just surface listings. It works the pipeline the way an operator would — end to end, with you holding the pen at every gate that matters.
Every matching opportunity, daily
Every matching opportunity in your NAICS/PSC lanes, daily, documents included. No manual searching, no missed postings.
A verdict, and the why, on every bid
AI analysis on every bid: Viable, Candidate, Risky, or Skip — with the reasoning, not just a label.
Real award history, not guesses
Price-to-win, competition, and incumbents — pulled from 23M+ federal awards. Market data, not guesswork.
You review, sign, and submit
Review, sign in-app, submit. Nothing is ever auto-submitted. The final call — and the signature — is always yours.
Built for operators, not seat licenses
You own the AI spend
Your key, hard caps, kill switch — no per-seat metering.
End-to-end
Find, analyze, source, price, sign, submit, follow up — one pipeline.
Built by an operator
We run our own GovCon shop on this same product, every day.
A human gate where it matters
The signature is always yours. Nothing is ever auto-submitted.
- Per-org data isolation enforced in the database
- Your files in your own private storage namespace
- Export or delete everything, anytime
- SAM data never metered