ContractPulse Research Study

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About your work

Which role best describes you? How is your organization involved in federal contracting? How often do you screen federal opportunities?

Current workflow and pain

What do you primarily use to find or screen opportunities? About how much time does your team spend screening in a typical week?

Which problems materially affect your screening? Select all that apply. Too many irrelevant opportunities Missing context needed to judge fit Unclear source freshness or changes Repetitive manual research Late bid/no-bid decisions None of these

How consequential is poor screening or a missed fit for your organization?

Opportunity Fit Brief concept

Imagine a concise brief that links every material fact to an authoritative source, highlights fit signals and open questions, shows data freshness, and supports—not replaces—your bid/no-bid judgment.

How useful would this be in your current workflow? What would you need to trust a brief enough to use it? If a manual trial matched your workflow, what would you most likely do next? Would you consider providing one public, non-sensitive opportunity for a manually prepared trial brief? What would make this concept worth paying for, if anything?

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Opportunity Fit Brief concept

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