Read for the work.
Review the services, tasks, deliverables, and performance requirements that define what the contractor is expected to do.
GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL WRITING
Prepare your federal proposal with the scope, submission instructions, and evaluation criteria close at hand—from requirement review to the first draft.
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BUILT AROUND THE WORK
A government solicitation asks several different questions. Organize them before you start answering.
Review the services, tasks, deliverables, and performance requirements that define what the contractor is expected to do.
Identify instructions about what to provide, where to send it, and how the proposal should be organized.
Keep evaluation criteria visible as you shape the technical approach and select evidence from your company’s experience.
SECTION C / L / M
The review workspace groups extracted material by Section C, L, M, and Other. Check the labels against the structure of your original solicitation.
Explore the illustrative output| Review view | What to examine |
|---|---|
| C · Scope of work | What must be delivered, how services should operate, and which performance details need a substantive response. |
| L · Submission instructions | Requested volumes, required information, submission methods, and stated formatting or page limits. |
| M · Evaluation criteria | The factors described for evaluation and the evidence your response needs to present. |
| Other · Additional material | Relevant clauses and instructions outside the primary groups. Do not treat the C/L/M views as a substitute for reviewing attachments and the rest of the solicitation. |
THE SOLICITATION SETS THE RULES
Use the matrix to organize your reading and the draft to develop your response. Where the solicitation requires a particular form, certification, separate volume, or pricing schedule, check that requirement directly.
AI assistance does not establish FAR compliance or confirm that an offer is ready for submission. Your team’s review connects the written response to the actual instructions and the facts your company can support.
Read the product guideRFP Extract’s workflow is centered on federal proposal preparation, with requirement review by Section C, L, M, and Other. Upload a text-based PDF or a ZIP of PDF documents and review the extracted material against the original package.
No. The workspace helps you organize requirements and prepare a response. Review the applicable clauses, representations, instructions, and your final proposal; generated text is not evidence that a requirement has been met.
Yes. You can upload PDF documents together or in a ZIP and review their extracted requirements in a combined matrix. Include related documents for the same solicitation and retain the originals for reference.
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