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Procurement Intelligence Platform · Tribal & Federal GovCon

Predict government contracts
months before
they are posted.

CaptureOS analyzes procurement signals from SAM.gov, FPDS, USASpending, and federal grant data to surface opportunities before they exist — and gives government contractors the intelligence infrastructure to act on them.

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81%
RFP prediction
confidence
573
Federally recognized
tribes tracked
$5.2M
Federal NOFAs
monitored per account
11
Procurement signals
per Radar scan
6mo
Average lead time
over SAM.gov
app.captureos.ai — Pipeline Intelligence · $4.2M active · 12 tracked opportunities
CaptureOS
Capture Intelligence
Overview
CEO Dashboard
Morning Briefing
Pipeline
Opportunities
Follow-Ups
RFP Tracker
Intelligence
Contract Intel
Opp Radar ✦
Expiring Contracts
Customers
Accounts
Grant Tracker
Pipeline Intelligence Dashboard
Weighted forecast · deal velocity · at-risk signals · Monday 23 March 2026
Active Pipeline
$4.2M
12 tracked pursuits
Probability-Weighted
$1.8M
adjusted forecast
Awards YTD
$890K
5 contracts won
At-Risk Pipeline
$640K
3 pursuits stalled
Pursuit
Phase
Ceiling
Close
Signal
Cherokee Nation — TANF Modernization
Final Selection
$485K
Apr 15
Fresh
HHS / ACF — Child Welfare Ph.2
Proposal Submitted
$340K
Apr 07
Fresh
Navajo Nation — Child Support Enforcement
Shortlist
$310K
Mar 28 ⚠
21d
BJA — Tribal Justice Case Management
Demo Completed
$520K
Jun 30
Fresh
The Structural Problem

Government contractors operate on incomplete intelligence.

The procurement landscape produces continuous signal — expiring contracts, budget earmarks, sources sought, agency patterns. Most BD teams process none of it systematically.

01 / SIGNAL LATENCY
Your competitors have a six-month head start on every solicitation.
By the time a solicitation posts on SAM.gov, the procurement requirement has already been shaped. Incumbent contractors have been meeting with the program office for months. The RFP you're responding to was written with someone else in mind.
"Tyler submitted a capabilities statement to that CO four months before the Cherokee Nation solicitation dropped. We had no idea until the award announcement."
02 / DATA FRAGMENTATION
Pipeline data that lives in spreadsheets is not intelligence.
USASpending, SAM.gov, FPDS, agency budget documents, CPARS ratings, and your own deal history each contain fragments of the picture. Without a system that integrates and contextualizes this data, your BD team is making decisions in the dark.
"We knew the $280K contract was expiring. It was in a spreadsheet tab nobody checked. We lost the recompete to a company that had been in capture for six months."
03 / FUNDING INTELLIGENCE GAP
Federal grants fund your customers' software budgets. You're not tracking them.
Tribal programs receive billions in federal NOFAs annually — TANF, CCDF, tribal justice, child welfare, OJJDP. When a grant funds a technology modernization project, the contract follows. Teams that alert customers first control the relationship.
"$5.2M in active NOFAs relevant to our customer accounts. We were tracking zero of them before CaptureOS."
The Platform

From procurement signal
to closed contract —
one operating environment.

CaptureOS is not a CRM with GovCon field labels. It is a procurement intelligence platform built around how federal and tribal contracts are actually won — through signal awareness, relationship depth, and capture discipline executed before the solicitation drops.

Opportunity Radar — procurement signal detection
OPPORTUNITY RADAR · NAICS + SAM.GOV + AI
Opportunity Radar

Detect procurement
intent before solicitation.

CaptureOS monitors SAM.gov budget data, incumbent contract end dates, sources sought postings, and historical agency patterns to generate a probability-weighted signal for upcoming solicitations — months before the formal posting.

  • 01
    Confidence-scored opportunity signals
    Each predicted opportunity carries a confidence score derived from signal strength: budget earmarks, incumbent expiration dates, sources sought frequency, and your existing customer footprint in the agency.
  • 02
    Direct pipeline transfer
    One action creates a deal record pre-populated with all signal context. Your team begins capture with intelligence, not a blank form.
  • 03
    AI-generated outreach targeting
    The Cold Call Generator produces full call campaigns — opener, hook, objection handling, call-to-action — from each Radar signal. Personalized to the specific agency, program office, and known buying patterns.
AI Deal Coach — health scoring and next action
DEAL INTELLIGENCE · HEALTH SCORE 0–100
Deal Intelligence

Every pursuit scored.
Every stall flagged.

Government deals stall quietly. A deal that hasn't been touched in 21 days shows no visible signal in a standard CRM. CaptureOS surfaces the decay pattern before it becomes a loss — with an AI-generated next action that accounts for tribal relationship context, program office dynamics, and deal history.

  • 01
    Deal health score — 0 to 100, updated continuously
    Scored on last contact recency, next action status, close date proximity, stakeholder coverage, and pipeline velocity. Deals crossing threshold scores trigger automatic alerts.
  • 02
    AI-generated next action — context-aware, not generic
    Not "follow up" — a specific recommended action drawn from deal notes, contact history, calendar events, and tribal program context. "Contact Mary Osceola's referral at Muscogee Nation before the budget cycle closes."
  • 03
    Zombie detection at 60 days of silence
    Deals inactive for 60+ days are flagged as zombie pipeline — distorting your weighted forecast. CaptureOS surfaces these automatically, quantifies the distortion, and recommends re-engagement or disqualification.
Grant Tracker — federal NOFA monitoring
GRANT TRACKER · $5.2M MONITORED
Funding Intelligence

The grant funds the contract.
Track both.

Federal NOFAs and tribal program grants are the upstream funding events that create downstream technology contracts. CaptureOS monitors open funding opportunities per customer account and surfaces the ones with direct pipeline implications — before your competitors alert your customers first.

  • 01
    Account-matched NOFA monitoring
    TANF NOFAs surfaced to TANF customers. Tribal justice grants matched to courts accounts. $5.2M in currently active funding tracked across monitored accounts.
  • 02
    Deadline alerts before the close window
    Your customers hear about relevant funding from you — not a competitor's newsletter. Automated alerts fire 30 and 14 days before NOFA deadlines for every monitored account.
  • 03
    Pipeline bridge
    When a grant award creates a technology budget, the expansion opportunity is already staged in your pipeline. The funding event and the pursuit are linked — tracked through the full award lifecycle.
Signal Detection

11 procurement signals.
Continuously monitored.

Most BD teams respond to solicitations. CaptureOS monitors the conditions that produce solicitations — detecting procurement intent months before the formal posting. Each signal type carries a different lead time and a different action implication.

12–18 months out
Agency budget allocations
Congressional J-Books identify technology line items before the procurement cycle opens
Program office modernization mandates
Agency strategic plans and IT modernization directives signal upcoming technology investments
Federal grant announcements
NOFA awards create funded technology budgets — the grant precedes the contract
3–9 months out
Contract option year expiration
FPDS records show every option year end date — final OY means recompete is imminent
CPARS incumbent performance ratings
Below-threshold performance scores signal incumbent vulnerability — quantifiable competitive advantage
Historical recompete cycles
5-year FPDS patterns reveal agency recompete behavior — timing, set-aside preference, award velocity
NAICS solicitation trend analysis
Rising award frequency in a NAICS code within an agency signals an active procurement window
30–90 days out
Sources sought notices
SAM.gov RFI postings precede formal solicitations by 30–90 days — the last warning signal before the RFP
Agency procurement forecasts
Planned procurement announcements from BIA, IHS, ACF, DOJ, and SAMHSA 60 days before posting
Competitor award velocity
Accelerating wins by Tyler, Deloitte, or Booz Allen in a specific agency signals a competitive window closing
Incumbent contractor activity
Competitor teaming announcements and capabilities statement filings on SAM.gov indicate they're in active capture
11 signal types monitored continuously · 6 federal data sources · Updated daily
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Data Infrastructure

Where the numbers
come from.

Every metric CaptureOS surfaces — confidence scores, recompete timelines, agency spending patterns, competitor awards — is derived from authoritative federal procurement data sources, not estimates.

  • 01
    SAM.gov
    Solicitations, sources sought, procurement forecasts, contract opportunities across all federal agencies
    Live
  • 02
    FPDS-NG — Federal Procurement Data System
    Every federal contract award, modification, and extension. NAICS codes, set-aside type, incumbent name, contract ceiling, period of performance, option year count
    Daily
  • 03
    USASpending.gov
    Agency-level spending by NAICS, budget authority by program office, historical award trends. Used to score agency procurement probability and funding runway
    Daily
  • 04
    Grants.gov + Federal NOFAs
    All active federal funding opportunities including TANF NOFAs, tribal justice grants, CCDF awards, OJJDP programs, IHS and BIA tribal set-aside funding
    Live
  • 05
    CPARS — Contractor Performance Assessment
    Historical contractor performance ratings on federal awards. Used to flag incumbent vulnerability and assess competitive risk on recompeting contracts
    Periodic
  • 06
    Agency Budget Justifications (J-Books)
    Congressional budget documents from BIA, IHS, ACF, OJJDP, SAMHSA, and DOJ. Used to identify technology line items 12–18 months before solicitation
    Annual
81%
RFP prediction confidence
Derived from: SAM.gov sources sought frequency, FPDS incumbent expiration dates, USASpending budget trajectory, and historical recompete cycle patterns across 5 years of NAICS 541511–541519 awards
6mo
Average lead time ahead of SAM.gov posting
Measured from first Radar signal detection to formal solicitation posting date, across 47 tracked opportunities in NAICS 541511, 541512, 541519 over the preceding 24 months
573
Federally recognized tribes in platform
Source: Bureau of Indian Affairs Federal Register. Cross-referenced against FPDS procurement records, Grants.gov recipients, and agency budget documents
$5.2M
Federal NOFAs monitored per account
Aggregate open funding across Grants.gov, HHS, DOJ, and BIA NOFAs currently active and matched to a representative 10-account tribal software portfolio as of Q1 2026
Why We Built This
Origin — CaptureOS was built after losing contracts we should have won
We lost three recompetes in 18 months.
The signal existed for all three.
Contract option year end dates were in a spreadsheet nobody checked weekly. Agency budget documents showed the funding line two years before the solicitation. A sources sought posting gave 90 days of warning that went unread. A competitor's capabilities statement — filed four months before the RFP — was public record on SAM.gov.
We weren't losing because our product wasn't strong enough. We were losing because our competitors had better intelligence and we didn't know it until the award announcement.
The signal existed. It lived across five systems.
FPDS contract records — option year end dates and incumbent names
Agency J-Book budget justifications — technology line items 12–18 months out
SAM.gov sources sought — 60–120 days of warning before formal solicitation
Grants.gov NOFAs — the funding events that create technology contracts
CPARS performance records — incumbent vulnerability you can quantify
CaptureOS was built to unify that signal into a single operational environment. Not a CRM with government field labels. Not a SAM.gov alert wrapped in a dashboard. A procurement intelligence platform that tells you what is about to be competed before anyone else is looking — and gives your BD team the infrastructure to act on it systematically.
J
Josh Reed
Founder & CEO · CaptureOS · Former GovCon BD · Built this after losing three recompetes we should have won
Methodology

How CaptureOS predicts
government opportunities.

CaptureOS analyzes 11 procurement signals across five federal data systems. Each signal is weighted by its historical predictive accuracy for your specific NAICS codes and agency targets. The result is a composite confidence score — updated continuously — for every monitored opportunity.

01 · Ingest
02 · Score
03 · Surface
11 Procurement Signals
Continuously monitored
Contract option year expiration
Sources sought activity
Federal NOFA funding releases
Agency budget allocations
Historical recompete cycles
NAICS solicitation velocity
Incumbent CPARS performance
Procurement forecast releases
Program office modernization mandates
Competitor award patterns
Tribal funding expansions
Confidence Scoring Engine
5 federal data systems
Each signal is weighted by its historical predictive accuracy for your specific NAICS codes and agency portfolio.
FPDS-NG
88%
SAM.gov
74%
USASpend
61%
Grants.gov
55%
CPARS
48%
Composite Score
81%
avg. confidence
across tracked opps
Surfaced Opportunity
Months before SAM.gov posting
BIA — TANF Case Management Modernization
96% confidence Tribal 8(a) $485K ceiling
OY4 expiring · CPARS: Mixed · Sources sought filed · Tyler incumbent · Est. 4 months to solicitation
ACF — Tribal Child Welfare Phase 2
98% confidence Tribal Set-Aside $340K ceiling
No incumbent · CCDF NOFA awarded · Budget line confirmed · Sources sought active · 7 days to close
Contract Intelligence Module

Know the procurement landscape
your competitors
are navigating blind.

Four integrated intelligence modules — NAICS solicitation matching, recompete tracking, competitor award analysis, and agency spending maps. Each surfacing decision-relevant data from USASpending, SAM.gov, FPDS, and your own pursuit history.

NAICS Prospecting
Recompete Tracker
Competitor Awards
Agency Spending
Open Solicitations — NAICS 541511 · 541512 · 541519 12 matched · 4 scored ≥90%
ACF — Tribal Child Welfare Information System Phase 2
HHS / Administration for Children & Families · Tribal Set-Aside · $340K · 7d left
98% match
BJA — Tribal Justice Case Management System
Dept of Justice / Bureau of Justice Assistance · Tribal 8(a) · $520K · 10d left
94% match
BIA — Regional TANF Modernization (5yr IDIQ)
Bureau of Indian Affairs · Tribal 8(a) · $485K ceiling · 18d left
96% match
OCC — CCDF Eligibility & Case Management Platform
HHS / Office of Child Care · Small Business Set-Aside · $275K
91% match
ACF — TANF Outcomes Reporting & Analytics
HHS / ACF · Tribal Set-Aside · $310K · incumbent: Mathematica
90% match
Choctaw Nation — Workforce Development Info System
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma · Tribal Set-Aside · $195K · 68d left
82% match
Tracked Recompetes — Option Year Status · Days Remaining 7 tracked · 3 expiring ≤90d · 1 defending
BIA — TANF Reporting System (Tyler Technologies)
Bureau of Indian Affairs · OY4 — Final Option · CPARS: Mixed · 61d remaining
61d ⚠ Final OY
OJJDP — Tribal Youth Program Tracking (Noblis)
OJJDP · OY3 — Final Option · Incumbent performance: unknown · 94d remaining
94d Final OY
Cherokee Nation — TANF Case Management
Incumbent: Us · OY3 — Final Option · Relationship: Strong · 187d remaining
Defending ✓
HHS / OCC — CCDF Reporting Platform (Northwoods)
HHS / OCC · OY1 · Performance: Mixed (tribal support issues) · 156d remaining
156d — Monitor
Navajo Nation — Child Support Enforcement (Maximus)
Navajo Nation DCSS · OY2 · We bid 2024 — lost on price · 245d remaining
245d — Capture
Recent Awards — Your NAICS Codes · Competitor Performance Analysis 8 tracked · 2 we were in · Tyler Technologies: pattern flagged
BIA TANF Modernization — 5yr IDIQ ($4.2M)
Tyler Technologies · Bureau of Indian Affairs · Nov 2025 · We were shortlisted — lost on price by $280K
We Lost
Navajo Nation TANF Modernization ($890K)
Tyler Technologies · Navajo Nation TANF Division · May 2025 · Second Tyler tribal win in 6 months
We Lost
DOJ Tribal Justice Data Initiative ($12M)
Booz Allen Hamilton · Dept of Justice / BJS · Sep 2025 · Outside scope — too large for current stage
Not Bid
IHS Electronic Health Records Platform ($8.9M)
Netsmart Technologies · Indian Health Service · Oct 2025 · IHS integration gap confirmed
Not Bid
Choctaw Nation IT Modernization ($2.8M)
ManTech · Choctaw Nation · Jul 2025 · Broad IT services — potential subcontract opportunity
Not Bid
Agency Spending — NAICS 541511 · 541512 · 541519 · YTD 8 agencies · $228M total tracked spend
Indian Health Service (IHS)
$62.4M YTD · NAICS 541512 dominant (55%) · Incumbents deeply embedded · 1 open solicitation
$62.4M
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)
$48.2M YTD · NAICS 541511 (38%) · 541512 (29%) · Strong tribal 8(a) preference · 3 open solicitations
$48.2M
HHS / Administration for Children & Families
$34.1M YTD · NAICS 541511 dominant (62%) · Tribal carve-outs increasing · 2 open solicitations
$34.1M
SAMHSA
$29.8M YTD · NAICS 541519 dominant (51%) · Deloitte + ICF embedded · 1 open solicitation
$29.8M
Dept of Justice / BJA & OJJDP
$31.0M YTD combined · NAICS 541511 dominant · Tribal justice focus expanding · 2 open solicitations
$31.0M
Operators

Designed for the people
who close government contracts.

CaptureOS is built for BD teams of 2–15 running active pursuit lists in tribal and federal markets. Not enterprise sales orgs. Not SaaS quota carriers.

Business Development
The Capture Lead
Tracking 12 active pursuits, 7 recompetes, 3 live RFPs, and 12 customer renewals — simultaneously, across multiple agencies, without a full team. You need situational awareness, not another task manager.
  • See every solicitation matching your NAICS codes the day it posts — and six months before, through Radar signals
  • Know which Tyler Technologies contracts are coming up for recompete before Tyler does their capture planning
  • Move signals directly to pipeline with one action, pre-populated with all procurement context
Executive
The CEO / Principal
You need a precise view of pipeline health, at-risk pursuits, and team execution — every morning, without a 30-minute data pull. CaptureOS generates the intelligence brief. You act on it.
  • Live weighted pipeline, win rate, and deal velocity on a single dashboard — no manual assembly
  • AI Company Briefing generated from live data each morning — what's at risk, what's moving, what needs your attention
  • Expansion signals across your customer base surfaced automatically — never miss an option year or upsell window
Account Management
The Relationship Lead
Your buyers are tribal program directors, federal contracting officers, and agency IT leads. They have long memories and short patience for reps who show up unprepared. You need intelligence before every interaction.
  • AI pre-call brief generated from deal notes, meeting history, and tribal program context — 5 minutes before the call
  • Email sequences built on proven tribal and GovCon templates — cold outreach, NOFA alerts, post-award expansion
  • Morning Briefing prioritizes your day — overdue actions, deal health signals, and the one thing to do first
Customer Success & Renewals
The Renewal Strategist
Government contracts don't auto-renew. Every contract has a base year, option years, and a recompete at the end of the period of performance. Tracking this across 20 accounts in a spreadsheet is how you lose $280K in ARR without seeing it coming.
  • 180 and 90-day renewal alerts fire automatically — every contract, every account, without manual tracking
  • Option year status (Base, OY1–OY5, Final) tracked per contract, with Final Option Year flagged as recompete risk
  • AI-generated 3-step renewal action plan tailored to each account's health score, engagement level, and renewal risk
Positioning

Different tools solve
different problems.

GovWin and GovTribe show you opportunities that have already been posted. CaptureOS surfaces the procurement signal that predicts those opportunities before they exist — and gives you the capture infrastructure to act on them through close.

GovWin / GovTribe
Opportunity discovery
Monitors SAM.gov and agency portals for posted solicitations. Aggregates what the government has already made public. Excellent for opportunity research after posting.
Starts at solicitation posting
Salesforce / HubSpot
Pipeline management
General-purpose CRM. Tracks what your team puts into it. No native procurement context, no NAICS awareness, no recompete logic. Requires months of configuration to approximate GovCon workflow.
No procurement intelligence layer
CaptureOS
Procurement intelligence + capture
Predicts opportunities before they post. Tracks what's recompeting, who holds it, what the procurement pattern looks like, and what the agency is funding. Unified from signal to close.
Starts 6 months before solicitation
Capability CaptureOS Salesforce HubSpot Spreadsheets
NAICS-matched solicitation tracking Native
Option year & recompete intelligence NativeCustom buildManual
Competitor award analysis by NAICS Native
Federal NOFA / grant monitoring per account Native
AI pre-call briefs with tribal program context NativeEinstein add-onCopilot add-on
RFP tracker with bid / no-bid workflow NativeCustom buildManual
Deal health scoring with stall detection NativeCustom buildBasic
GovCon email sequences (TANF, courts, NOFA) 10+ nativeGeneric only
Time to operational useSame day3–6 months setup2–4 weeksImmediate
Monthly cost — 3-person BD team$149/mo$900–$2,700/mo$270–$1,600/mo$0 (and it shows)
Field Assessment

From teams operating
in the same market.

"
Before CaptureOS, our BD team operated on incomplete data — a spreadsheet, a Salesforce instance nobody trusted, and SAM.gov alerts that were already too late. The Contract Intelligence module changed the structure of how we run capture. We know what's recompeting, who holds it, and what the procurement pattern looks like — before we pick up the phone.
Director of Business Development
Tribal IT Services Contractor · $18M GovCon firm · NAICS 541511
"
The recompete tracker is the most operationally useful feature we have. We were 30 days from losing a $280K contract — not because we lost the competition, but because nobody flagged the end of the option year. That contract is now on our defend list with a 180-day capture strategy attached to it. That's the difference between intelligence and a spreadsheet.
VP of Capture Management
Federal Software Integrator · $35M GovCon firm · BIA & IHS primary
"
Two NOFAs we would have missed. Both converted to proposals. The second one became a contract that funded the software modernization project we'd been trying to close for eight months. The grant tracker is not a nice-to-have — it is a direct revenue signal that generic CRMs have no architecture to provide.
Capture Manager
Indigenous Services Technology Firm · 8(a) certified · Tribal set-aside specialist
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  • Opportunity & pipeline management
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  • RFP / RFI tracker with bid workflow
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  • Everything in Starter
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The next Cherokee Nation
solicitation closes in
90 days.

Your competitor has already requested the sources sought. Their BD rep met with the contracting officer at last year's NCAI conference. The RFP will be written around their capabilities. That is not a hypothetical — it is the structure of how government contracts are won. CaptureOS gives you the intelligence to change it.

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