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Bid / No-Bid Compatibility Checker

Stop wasting time on contracts you cannot win. Paste a federal opportunity description and your company details — get an instant compatibility score with a clear go/no-go recommendation.

✅ NAICS code match analysis✅ Set-aside eligibility check✅ Past performance relevance✅ Free, no login needed

What is a Bid/No-Bid Decision?

A bid/no-bid decision is a structured evaluation of whether a federal opportunity is worth pursuing. Experienced government contractors evaluate 5-10 criteria before committing resources to a proposal: technical fit, past performance alignment, set-aside eligibility, competitive landscape, estimated bid cost, and probability of win (Pwin). This tool automates that initial screen.

Bid/No-Bid Criteria Checklist

The key factors in any bid decision:

  • NAICS code match: Does the opportunity fall within your registered NAICS codes?
  • Set-aside eligibility: Are you certified for the applicable set-aside (8a, WOSB, HUBZone)?
  • Past performance: Do you have 2-3 recent, similar federal contracts as references?
  • Technical capability: Can your team deliver the full scope of work?
  • Bid cost vs. contract value: Is the B&P investment justified by the contract size?
  • Incumbent status: Is there a strong incumbent? Can you displace them?
  • Agency relationship: Do you have any existing relationship with this agency?

How to Calculate Pwin (Probability of Win)

Pwin is a percentage estimate of your likelihood of winning a specific contract. A realistic Pwin calculation weighs: technical solution strength (30%), past performance relevance (25%), price competitiveness (20%), incumbent advantage (15%), and relationships/incumbency (10%). This tool estimates your Pwin based on the information you provide.

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