Every requirement, found and cited. Matched to the team that meets it.
GovBrain reads the full solicitation package, including amendments and attachments, and turns it into a structured list of requirements, each linked to the page it came from. Then it checks every requirement against your firms, partners and subconsultants, and lays out the response plan the agency asked for.
Every pageRead, including attachments
CitedEach requirement links to its source
Side by sidePrime, partner and subconsultant coverage
Requirements with evidence
Anatomy of a requirement.
Licensing, key Personnel, experience, location, capacity and evaluation factors are extracted with the exact quote and page, so reviewers can verify in seconds.
- The exact quotePulled word for word from the solicitation, so a reviewer can verify it in seconds.
- Source and pageEvery requirement links back to the document and page it came from.
- One requirement per disciplineA list of roles becomes one requirement per role, checked person by person.
Registered Commissioning Authority with three or more healthcare projects
“The A/E shall have a Registered Commissioning Authority on staff or as a subconsultant, with experience on at least three healthcare facilities.”
Section L.3.2 · page 14 · Key Personnel
- Your firmNot on staff
- Partner · Harbor Engineering1 project
- Sub · Delta Cx Group4 projects
High confidence. No review needed.
- Hard gateRequirements that would disqualify the bid are marked, so a no-go is obvious early.
- Coverage by firmWhich firm on your team meets it: the prime, a partner or a subconsultant.
- Confidence checkConfidence checks flag only the items that truly need a human look, so analysts review a handful of lines instead of the whole document.
Team coverage matrix
Coverage, side by side.
See which firm on your team covers each requirement, where coverage is partial and where a teaming partner could close a gap.
- Met
- Partial
- Not met
- Not needed
| Requirement | Your firm | Partner | Sub | Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Licensed PE, structural | Met | Not needed | Not needed | Met |
| Registered architect, Georgia | Met | Not needed | Not needed | Met |
| Registered Commissioning Authority | Not met | Partial | Met | Met |
| Healthcare projects, last 5 years | Met | Met | Not needed | Met |
| Fire protection engineer | Not met | Met | Not needed | Met |
| Office within 150 miles of the site | Met | Met | Not needed | Met |
| Interior designer, NCIDQ | Partial | Not needed | Not needed | Partial |
| Small business set-aside | Met | Not needed | Not needed | Met |
Showing 8 of 13 requirements12 met · 1 partial
Amendments
Amendments without surprises.
When an amendment lands, GovBrain shows exactly which requirements changed and lets you accept, reject or merge each change into your pursuit.
How it works
Read, extract, match.
- 1
Read the full package
Solicitation, statement of work, attachments and amendments are read end to end, not just the summary.
- 2
Extract and verify
Requirements and evaluation criteria are extracted with citations, then checked for accuracy before they reach your team.
- 3
Match and plan
Each requirement is compared with your records and teaming partners, and the submission is organized into a response plan.
Response plan from the solicitation
Submission packages, required forms, page limits and due dates are pulled into a plan your team can work from immediately.
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Common questions.
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How does GovBrain compare requirements against my firm?
GovBrain checks each extracted requirement against the firms, Personnel, registrations and completed projects in your workspace, including your teaming partners, subconsultants and joint ventures, and marks it met, partial or not met.
Can I see where a requirement came from?
Yes. Every requirement is cited to the document and page it came from, with the original text, so your team can verify it before relying on it.