Auto procurement for government contractors
AutoGov turns portal notices into submissions inside the boundary security already approves. Any model your policy allows.
Model agnostic by design.
Switch providers when cost, speed, or compliance needs change. The procurement workflow stays; the model is a dial, not a rewrite.
How model choice works
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Auto procurement.
Own the desk that turns notices into submit-ready pursuits. Then pick the model that fits each step, without rebuilding the system.
Portals wired into the desk
Federal, state, local, and international sources behind auto procurement. Click a state or region to inspect the roster.
Indexed sources
Missing a portal? Tell us what to wire next →
Procurement inside your boundary
Prompt-injection blocking, PII scrubbing, and zero-retention routing — plus private infrastructure — so auto procurement can touch real solicitations without leaving the ATO path.
Scans every prompt for jailbreaks and instruction overrides before a model sees it. Flag, redact, or block — on by default so a pasted solicitation can’t rewire the agent.
Model agnostic by design.
Switch providers when cost, speed, or compliance needs change. The procurement workflow stays; the model is a dial, not a rewrite.
OpenAI
Anthropic
Google
Meta
Mistral
Cohere
Microsoft
DeepSeek
xAI
Perplexity
Amazon
Groq
Together
Fireworks
Hugging Face+ hundreds more available
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Founders, operators, and leaders choose a delivery model built for reliability: agents, modules, and connections that run where security expects.
Your procurement program, delivered end to end.
Security, model choice, and ready-made modules come with AutoGov, so BD and contracts focus on winning work, not wiring another generic chat tool.
Procurement desk
Ingest opportunities, run fit and go/no-go, drive the pursuit, and assemble proposal and compliance packs. The desk Claude cannot replace.
See more →Model choice
Procurement agents are not locked to one vendor. Route each task to Claude, GPT, Gemini, or models you host, under the policy security already set.
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Production agent runtime with tracing, gateway health, and delegated tools, so your staff deploy agents they can debug when something breaks, not black-box prompts.
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your private cloud, AWS GovCloud, or approved servers on your site, your data, permissions, and audit records stay under rules you define.
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Email, calendars, CRM, finance, and government-contracting systems, connected during rollout so work happens where your teams already are.
See more →White-label
Ships under your brand: same runtime, your mark, your rules.
See more →Auto procurement FAQ
What is auto procurement?
Auto procurement is software that watches government bid portals for you, qualifies each new notice against your past performance and capabilities, and drafts the response. Your team reviews and approves instead of assembling every package by hand.
Which portals and sources does AutoGov cover?
Federal systems like SAM.gov and GSA eBuy, state and local procurement portals across the US, and a growing set of international sources. The live roster is on the coverage map above, and new portals are wired in continuously.
Which AI models can we use?
Any model your policy allows. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, open-weight models through OpenRouter, or models hosted in your own environment. You can set a different model per step of the pursuit, from qualification to final draft.
Does it run inside our security boundary?
Yes. AutoGov deploys in your cloud or on-prem environment, uses your keys and your storage, and keeps solicitations and drafts off third-party retention paths. It is built to fit the ATO process you already follow.
What does the desk actually produce?
A qualified pipeline of pursuits, go/no-go scores with the reasoning attached, compliance matrices from the solicitation documents, and submit-ready drafts your team edits and approves before the deadline.