Procurement Sciences

What is Procurement Sciences?

Proposals and capture for government contractors.

Who is Procurement Sciences best for?

Procurement Sciences is best for government contractors whose capture and proposal teams want AI to find bids and draft compliant proposals.

• Proposal teams

  It drafts proposals from your own past performance, resumes and documents, checks them for compliance and runs structured color reviews.

• Capture teams

  Bid/no-bid analysis, capture planning, win themes and competitor intelligence sit in the same platform as the proposal work.

• Business development

  Its sister product HigherGov tracks opportunities, forecasts, recompetes and buyers across federal, state and local markets.

• Contractors with sensitive data

  It holds FedRAMP Moderate authorization and SOC 2 Type 2, offers CUI, GovCloud and self-hosted options, and never trains public models on customer data.

How much does Procurement Sciences cost?

Procurement Sciences does not publish prices: its Awarded AI platform is sold through a demo request, and the maker states no free plan or trial.

The pricing page shows no plans, only a demo request and an ROI calculator. With its default inputs (25 proposals a year and 8 proposal staff) the calculator estimates a platform cost of $40,000 a year, which is an estimate for that setup rather than a list price. Plans and current prices are on procurementsciences.com.

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What are the best Procurement Sciences alternatives?

Two tools on Recaply do Procurement Sciences's job.

SamSearchPaid

Government contracting workspace for capture, compliance, proposals and CRM.

SpecgenPaid

Bid responses drafted with compliance analysis.

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