Both worlds. One workspace.
The same board and the same stages, in each world's own words. The firm that bids a painting IDIQ in March and applies for a housing grant in June works in one place.
From a SAM.gov notice to a priced, teamed, reviewed, submitted proposal.
From a Grants.gov announcement to an eligible, budgeted, reviewed application.
From the notice to a package ready to submit.
A pursuit is one contract or one grant. Eight stages, in the order the work happens. Crafteny does the work; you make the calls.
Match
New contracts and grants matched to you every day, each with a short summary of what it asks and what it is worth.
Decide
Whether you are eligible, what it is worth, and a clear bid or no-bid call, so the decision takes a minute.
Team
The right partners ranked for this pursuit, then invited, documents exchanged and agreements signed.
Price
A contract value estimate and guidance on the price that wins, or a full grant budget checked against the federal cost rules.
Write
The proposal or application written for you, to the evaluation criteria, in your own template.
Review
Checked against every requirement and scored like an evaluator, before you submit.
Submit
SAM registration verified and the package ready to submit, with a record of what went in and when.
Win
Award notices watched for you until you know the outcome.
Know about contracts and grants before they are posted.
Answer a sources sought or an RFI, and the agency knows you before the solicitation is written. On every plan.
Early notices, matched
Sources sought notices, RFIs, presolicitations and grant forecasts that fit your profile, before the solicitation is posted.
Responses drafted for you
A capability statement and answers to the notice's questions, written from your record, ready to edit and send.
An email when it opens
Follow a notice, and the morning email tells you the day its solicitation or announcement is posted.
What it is worth, and what to bid.
A contract priced from the government's own task list, or a grant budget built in the federal categories. Every figure carries where it came from.
What the work is worth, and the price that stands a chance of winning it.
The full federal budget, built as you type and held against what the announcement allows.
700,000+ registered firms, ranked for the pursuit in front of you.
Whole teams to compare, then the invitations, the materials and the agreements, all inside the pursuit.
Whole teams built for this pursuit, each one a complete assignment of the work.
The work broken into items, each one owned by you or by a named partner.
Sent to a named contact at each firm, accepted or declined on a page.
Drafted for each partner from the pursuit itself, then consented to.
Written to the criteria, then scored before anyone else sees it.
Drafted in your own template and assembled to the instructions the notice gives.
Written to the scorecard
Every paragraph answers a question the evaluators will score, and the files are the ones the notice asks for, in its order.
Audited against the requirements
Each requirement matched to the draft and named as answered, missing or critical.
Scored the way the board reads it
A rating for each part of the scorecard, strengths credited only on evidence, and the overall rating set by the lowest.
From a firm of one to a capture team across business units.
One platform, whichever seat you sit in.
Bidding for yourself
Matched to the contracts and grants that fit your work, then priced and written to the criteria.
Leading the team as the prime
The partners you are missing, brought in and signed before the drafting starts.
Running bids for your clients
A workspace for each client, with its own profile, pursuits and documents.
Running capture at scale
One system for every capture and proposal team: a workspace for each business unit, roles and permissions for each person, and every user included.
Questions.
Your next award starts here.
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