40 prompts that turn ChatGPT or Claude into your proposal department — 8 for triage and go/no-go, 7 for win themes and the executive summary, 9 for the technical approach, 8 for pricing and cost narrative, and 8 for red-team review and submission. Built for federal, state, local and enterprise bids.
Go/no-go screening on 10 criteria, compliance matrices, evaluation-weight analysis, past-performance mapping, teaming assessment, proposal calendars.
Two-page executive summaries, win-theme workshops, discriminators competitors can't copy, agency-language mirroring, ghosting charts.
Full solution sections, staffing plans and org charts, management narrative, transition and quality-control plans, cybersecurity, SLA tables.
Pricing strategy, cost narratives, build-up tables, Bases of Estimate, subcontractor integration, incumbent price estimation from public data.
Red Team checklists, color-team instructions, compliance cross-checks, production checklists, debrief requests, orals prep, post-submission Q&A.
Arranged in the order a real bid runs — capture through submission — so you always know which prompt comes next.
Government contractors bidding federal, state and local RFPs, RFQs and IDIQs; IT services firms on enterprise contracts; construction and engineering firms on public works; consulting, legal and accounting firms pursuing government work; and small or disadvantaged businesses building their first response capability.
No, and you shouldn't want it to. The prompts are built to work from your inputs — your past performance, your pricing, your capabilities — and to flag where evidence is missing rather than invent it. Compliance is yours to own; the pack makes the writing and the checking dramatically faster.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini — any modern chat AI. No paid tier required, though long technical sections work better on paid models with bigger context windows.
Yes. Commercial use is included — run unlimited RFP responses for your own company or on behalf of clients.