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Proposal Intelligence

ForgeHammer gives proposal development teams a structured 10-stage pursuit workflow — from RFP Shred through final proposal — with shared document context, review gates, team assignment, and submission-ready exports.

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DoD & Civilian Agencies
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FAR/DFARS-Informed
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Encrypted at Rest & Transit
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SAM.gov Compatible
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SBA Set-Aside Aware
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Built on Vercel & Supabase
10
Pipeline Stages
across 3 structured phases
$47K
Avg. Cost to Respond to a Major Solicitation
APMP Industry Benchmark
~5%
Average Federal Bid Win Rate
for companies without a structured process
$700B
Annual Federal Contracting Spend
USASpending.gov, FY2024

The Problem

Government contracting is a discipline. Most tools treat it like a word processor.

Federal proposal development demands precision — FAR compliance, evaluation criteria mapping, past performance documentation, price-to-win analysis, and tight deadlines measured in days, not weeks. Generic AI tools don't understand any of this.

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Proposals take weeks of fragmented effort
Multiple SMEs, dozens of documents, no shared workspace. Critical context falls through the cracks every time.
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RFPs are complex legal documents, not just prompts
Section L, Section M, PWS requirements, evaluation factors. Generic AI tools hallucinate the details that matter most.
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Losing a bid costs more than the proposal effort
Every no-award is hundreds of hours written off. Without a repeatable process, you're starting from zero every time.
The Real Cost of a Proposal
Hundreds of hours.
Per pursuit.
Proposal development is one of the highest-cost activities in federal bidding — typically spread across writers, SMEs, pricing analysts, and program managers, all working in parallel on a hard deadline.
RFP analysis & compliance matrixManual
Win theme & discriminator developmentManual
Past performance narrative writingManual
FAR/DFARS clause reviewManual
Price-to-win modelingManual
The average federal proposal response takes 100–400 labor hours depending on solicitation complexity. Without a repeatable system, those hours reset to zero every single pursuit.
ForgeHammer is built to make that process structured, faster, and repeatable.
The ForgeHammer System

A complete federal proposal pipeline. Not a chatbot.

10 structured stages across 3 phases — opportunity analysis, strategy development, and proposal production. Each stage carries forward Armory evidence, Forge Library context, and prior approved outputs.

ForgeHammer Pipeline — Active Project
Fort Mason Training Facility Renovation — W9128F-26-R-1042 In Progress
Phase 1 — Opportunity Analysis
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RFP Shred
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Competitive Intelligence
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Clause Analyzer
Phase 2 — Strategy Development
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Win Themes
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Price to Win
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Proposal Questions
Phase 3 — Proposal Production
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Teaming
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Past Performance
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Proposal Template
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Proposal
Armory
8 docs loaded
Solicitation, specs, drawings, wage determination, site photos, and amendment support are already carried into downstream stages.
Forge Library
5 reusable refs
Construction safety plans, staffing approach, QA/QC language, past proposal snippets, and pricing methodology are available automatically.
Submission Center
4 ready · 2 blocked
Current blockers are final teaming artifacts and proposal template alignment before the board review package can be exported.
Capabilities

Built around how federal proposals actually get won

ForgeHammer 1.4 combines structured stage execution, reusable company knowledge, review workflow, and board-ready exports in one federal proposal workspace.

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RFP Shred + Clause Analyzer
Upload the solicitation once and ForgeHammer decomposes requirements, evaluation factors, deadlines, compliance checkpoints, and FAR/DFARS or civilian clause implications into structured working artifacts.
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Strategy Development Workflow
Move from shred to competitive intelligence, win themes, price-to-win, and proposal questions with context carried forward between stages instead of restarting from scratch every time.
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Forge Library + Armory Context
Use project-specific Armory documents and org-level Forge Library knowledge together so methodology, pricing, personnel, and prior proposal context are available across every relevant stage.
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Collaborative Review Workflow
Assign project owners and current assignees, save drafts, commit artifacts for review, request changes, approve outputs, and preserve version history before anything moves downstream.
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Submission Center + Approved Snippets
Track readiness, package final deliverables, reuse approved language, and keep submission blockers visible instead of discovering missing pieces at the end of the pursuit.
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Executive-Ready DOCX Export
Export polished Word documents with shared typography, callouts, section hierarchy, and cleaner formatting suitable for internal reviews, executive briefings, and final proposal packaging.
How It Works

From solicitation to submission in four structured steps

ForgeHammer guides the team from source documents to reviewed deliverables with shared context, stage outputs, and submission packaging built into the same workspace.

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Create a Proposal
Enter the solicitation number, agency, and due date. Upload your RFP document to initialize the project intelligence base.
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Load Armory + Forge Library
Upload project-specific solicitation files to the Armory and company-wide methodologies, pricing references, and past proposals to Forge Library for reusable stage context.
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Run the Pipeline
Work through the 10-stage workflow. Each stage uses relevant Armory evidence, Forge Library context, and previously completed stage output to produce structured next-step artifacts.
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Review, Approve & Package
Edit in the center pane, assign reviewers, commit and approve outputs, then move through Submission Center to export polished DOCX deliverables for internal or external review.
The Platform

Intelligence, not noise. Structure, not a blank page.

A purpose-built workspace designed for proposal managers, writers, and technical SMEs — not a generic chat interface bolted onto a document editor.

Construction RFP Shred Workspace
Fictitious example built to mirror the live ForgeHammer stage layout
Construction Example
Fort Mason Training Facility Renovation · W9128F-26-R-1042
RFP Shred · Stage 1 of 10 · Opportunity Analysis
Approved
Opportunity Analysis
Shred
Comp Intel
Regulatory
Strategy Development
Win Themes
PTW
Questions
Proposal Production
Teaming
Past Perf
Template
Proposal
Input Parameters Armory Auto-Included
Solicitation package loaded Specs, drawings, wage determination, site photos, and amendment log are already in Armory for this pursuit.
Solicitation PDF · 52 pages
Attachment 1 · Specifications
Attachment 2 · Drawings
Attachment 4 · Wage Determination
Output Editor Reviewed artifact

Solicitation Snapshot

Agency: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District

Procurement: Renovation of barracks training facilities, mechanical upgrades, and finish restoration.

Bid due: May 14, 2026 · 2:00 PM CT

Top Requirements

  • Base bid plus two additive alternates with phased occupancy constraints
  • EM 385-1-1 safety compliance and Davis-Bacon labor requirements
  • Past performance on occupied renovation or military facilities work

Risk Flags

  • Long-lead HVAC procurement could impact mobilization
  • Schedule risk rises if existing conditions are not field-verified during site walk
Approved Artifact
Review Gates
Artifact has contentReady
Committed for reviewReady
Project owner assignedReady
Source grounding
8 Armory docs · 3 Forge Library refs · 0 prior stages
Ready to carry into Win Themes, PTW, and Proposal Questions.
Services Competitive Intelligence Workspace
Fictitious regional support services pursuit using the current stage experience
Services Example
Regional Facilities Support Services · 47QFPA26R0031
Competitive Intelligence Brief · Stage 2 of 10 · Opportunity Analysis
In Review
Opportunity Analysis
Shred
Comp Intel
Regulatory
Strategy Development
Win Themes
PTW
Questions
Proposal Production
Teaming
Past Perf
Template
Proposal
Input Parameters Forge Library + Armory
Context sources Scope summary, staffing model, pricing methodology, incumbent notes, and transition checklists are loaded across Forge Library and Armory.
Incumbent landscape snapshot
Labor category map
Transition plan template
Field support staffing assumptions
Output Editor Competitive intelligence draft

Market Position

Regional support services are likely to attract incumbents with self-performance depth in field labor, dispatch management, and preventive maintenance operations.

Likely Discriminators

  • Demonstrated transition discipline for live service environments
  • Fast ramp staffing plan with cleared supervisors and site leads
  • Documented help desk metrics and work-order closure reporting

Proposal Implications

  • Win themes should emphasize continuity, reporting rigor, and response-time discipline
  • PTW should compare staffing density against incumbent cost structure
Draft in Review
Review Gates
Artifact has contentReady
Unsaved edits remainBlocked
Current assignee setReady
Source grounding
6 Armory docs · 4 Forge Library refs · 1 prior stage (Shred)
Downstream outputs inherit approved intelligence instead of restarting from scratch.
Why ForgeHammer

The AI platform built for federal proposal teams from the ground up

Generic AI writing tools do not understand stage sequencing, review gates, procurement clauses, submission packaging, or reusable company knowledge. ForgeHammer is different — every stage, every prompt, and every approval path is designed specifically for federal proposal work.

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Federal proposal-specific intelligence — RFP parsing understands PWS, SOW, Section L/M/H/I/J/K formatting and extracts the right information from each.
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Context carries forward — Your RFP analysis informs your win themes. Your win themes shape your full proposal. Each stage builds on the last.
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Your documents, not generic content — Armory feeds project evidence while Forge Library carries reusable company context across pursuits. No starting over every time you open a new bid.
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Team collaboration built in — Proposals are never a solo effort. ForgeHammer's org-level workspace keeps BD, writers, and SMEs aligned in one shared environment.
Capability
Generic AI
ForgeHammer
RFP Section Parsing
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Clause Analysis
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Submission Center & Readiness
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Forge Library Reuse
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Project Assignment & Review Gates
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Multi-stage Context Pipeline
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Team Collaboration
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Agency-Ready DOCX Export
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How ForgeHammer Handles AI Output
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AI Generation
Claude processes your RFP, Armory documents, and stage inputs to generate structured proposal content.
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Human Review
Every output is editable. Your team reviews, corrects, and approves before it feeds into the next stage or is exported.
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Verified Export
Final documents carry your team's mark — not raw AI output. You are always responsible, always in control.
Responsible AI

AI accelerates your team. It doesn't replace your judgment.

Federal proposals carry legal, financial, and reputational weight. ForgeHammer is built on the principle that AI-generated content must always go through human review before it represents your company to a government agency.

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You own every output. AI outputs are drafts. Your team reviews, edits, and approves each stage result before it's used downstream or exported.
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No auto-submission. ForgeHammer never submits anything on your behalf. Export produces a document — what you do with it is your decision.
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Your data stays yours. Documents you upload are processed to generate outputs. We do not train AI models on your proprietary proposal content or company data.
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Handle sensitive content carefully. ForgeHammer is not cleared for classified, ITAR/EAR-controlled, or CUI content. Our Terms of Use prohibit uploading export-controlled or restricted information.
Pricing

Straightforward, per-seat pricing

Per-seat pricing for teams running live pursuits with shared context, workflow controls, and executive-ready exports.

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$249
per seat / month
For proposal development teams running active federal pursuits. Everything you need to build winning proposals at scale.
✓ Up to 25 team members
✓ Unlimited projects and stage runs
✓ All 10 ForgeHammer stages across 3 phases
✓ Shared Armory + Forge Library
✓ Advanced role management
✓ Submission Center and approved snippets
✓ DOCX export and review workflow
✓ Priority support with SLA
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✓ Everything in Team
✓ Unlimited team members
✓ SSO / SAML integration
✓ Audit log & compliance reporting
✓ BAA / DPA agreements
✓ SLA-backed uptime guarantee
✓ Dedicated account manager
✓ Custom onboarding & training
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Early Access

Up and running in minutes

Create an account, load your first solicitation, and run your first pipeline stage — no onboarding call required.

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Start in Under 5 Minutes
Create your account, enter a solicitation number, upload your RFP, and you're running your first stage. No lengthy setup, no professional services required.
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Run Unlimited Proposals
No per-proposal fees. No token caps. Run as many pursuits as your pipeline demands on a single flat monthly seat rate.
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Direct Support
Questions about a stage output or your proposal strategy? Reach the GovSight team directly. We're practitioners, not a support ticket queue.

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Build your proposal process on a system designed for the way federal contracting actually works — structured, repeatable, and faster than starting from a blank page every time.

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