
Six working tools, every one built with AI coding tools and our method — and none of them for sale. These are demos of what we teach BD teams to build for themselves. Run them, then learn to build your own.
Every bid moves through the same steps, and each step here is a working demo — built in days with AI coding tools plus the method we teach, which is the point. They do the mechanical work; they don’t make the call. A person owns every judgment, and soon each tool gets a “build this yourself” video to prove it.
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Paste Sections L, M, and C. Every “shall” comes back as one row you can defend — atomized, sourced, and flagged where the solicitation goes silent. It splits the compound requirements people miss, and it tells you when the RFP contradicts itself.
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The working compliance matrix, as the Excel table your team lives in: the customer’s own numbering kept, exact wording one obligation per row, where each answer goes, what a good response includes, and the evidence to gather — plus Owner and Status columns, blank on purpose.
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The kickoff, produced. It takes the requirement, the scoring criteria, and what your firm actually brings, then returns a section plan detailed enough to draft from: objective, win themes, proof points with their evidence, the outline in the evaluator’s order, and the gaps you have to close first.
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Before anyone senior spends an hour on it. Every requirement graded answered, partial, or missing, with the sentence that answers it — and a read on whether an evaluator could score what you wrote at all.
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Ten evaluator personas and an internal color team, each scoring your draft the way a real board reads — built from protest decisions and source selection procedure. The debrief, before you submit.
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It cuts the words that perform without proving and keeps the claim. The claims register, the cross-volume contradiction sweep, the sentences an evaluator has to read twice. Nothing you promised gets dropped.
Start with a Build with AI session — $1,500 flat, up to five people: bring the step where your process leaks, and we build a working tool on it together — with the safeguards — so you leave with the tool and the ability to make the next one.
Not directly, anyway. You don’t want ours. You want one you control, built for your needs, that you know how to update on the fly. We teach you to make it.
Buying tools makes sense for most shops. But if your process is your advantage — how you engage pre-opp, what your reviews demand, the promises you track — renting the median process erodes it. Teams like that should build, and now they can.
Everything on this floor was built in about a week with AI coding tools and the method we teach. That speed is the demonstration: your BD team, with the right training and safeguards, can do this — and keep doing it as your workflow changes.
Every tool grades, flags, and organizes; none of them makes the bid call, sets the win themes, or submits. The final product is a person’s call, and here is why. When you build your own, that gate goes in first.
We don’t charge for what we can give everyone at once. Three deciding tools live on this page — no login, no email. If they tell you to walk away from a bid, walk away. That’s the tool doing its job.
Are you deciding what AI should change in how you pursue and propose?
Do you expect to bid more than once in the next year?
Do you already have a proposal team in-house?
Is your bidding steady and year-round (vs. in bursts)?
Is this a billion-dollar must-win with a premium budget?
A Build with AI session takes the step where your process leaks and turns it into a working tool, together, in about two hours. You keep the tool and the recording. Most teams find the second tool takes an afternoon.
Build challenges on your own clock, ground-up cohorts, and courses that start from the free videos of each demo here. The destination is a team that builds what it needs, adapts it, and shares it — with the review gates that keep judgment human.
A free shred every month and a free first evaluation — enough to know whether the bench earns a place in your next pursuit before a dollar moves.