OpportunityPilot

Federal contracts and grants that fit, with the reasons shown.

OpportunityPilot watches SAM.gov and Grants.gov for opportunities that match your organization, explains every match, and helps you draft responses from your own documents. People stay in charge of what gets sent.

Contract · SAM.govDue in 18 days

Water treatment plant control system upgrade

3 of 4 criteria met
  • NAICS 541330 is in your profile
  • Small business set-aside, and you qualify
  • Place of performance is in your service area
  • No past performance over $1M found in your library
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From profile to approved draft

  1. Describe your organization

    Tell us what you do, where you work, your NAICS codes and certifications. Upload capability statements and past proposals so the system has something real to cite.

  2. We search both sources

    Contract notices come from SAM.gov. Grant funding opportunities come from Grants.gov. Searches run on a schedule, and changes to opportunities you follow are flagged.

  3. Review matches with reasons

    Every match lists what lined up and what didn’t: codes, set-asides, eligibility, location, deadlines. You decide what is worth pursuing.

  4. Draft from your own evidence

    AI drafts outlines and sections using only your uploaded documents, and links each claim to its source. Nothing is sent or submitted until a person approves it.

What it will not do

Submit on your behalf

Drafts and messages wait for approval from someone on your team. Submission to an agency is always yours to do.

Invent qualifications

If your documents don’t support a claim, the draft marks it as missing evidence instead of filling the gap.

Pass off sample data as real

Until government data keys are connected, results are clearly labeled as sample data, not live listings.

Set up your organization profile and see your first matches.

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