The three briefs.
A brief is a short, ready-to-act report your AI builds from WARNO data. Ask for one by name with AI. Each one answers a different question.
Daily Sweep
Every open federal solicitation scored against your company: NAICS codes, set-asides, location, clearance and deadline. You get the top 5, plus a straight answer on which ones you can actually win.
- Five opportunities, not five hundred. No more nights scrolling SAM.gov.
- Traps flagged up front. Facility clearance, on-site work, key personnel, short deadlines.
- Also covers federal grants open to for-profits and SBIR/STTR topics.
Ask: Run my Daily Sweep for NAICS 541611, 541990 and 611710.
Recompete Radar
Contracts in your codes that are coming due, pulled from federal award data (FPDS). For each one: the incumbent, the value, the agency and when it ends.
- Get in early. Reach the contracting office and answer the sources sought before the RFP drops.
- Know who you're up against. The incumbent's award history and pricing.
- Find teaming partners. Primes already working that agency, for bids you can't prime alone.
Ask: Run Recompete Radar.
Graduation Watch
Companies in your NAICS that are about to outgrow their SBA size standard, measured the way SBA does it: five-year average annual receipts.
- They're about to lose set-asides. To keep that work, they need a small business on the team. That's you.
- Mentor-protégé targets. They bring past performance and capacity; you bring the set-aside.
- Go straight to the owner. Founder or CEO name and email where we can find it.
Ask: Who in my NAICS is about to outgrow small business?