RFI Hawk

How does RFI Hawk help small businesses find government contracts?

Three steps from opportunity to proposal. 1 Find and Score Every day, RFI Hawk looks at the active federal opportunities and ranks them against your business. It uses your NAICS codes (the six-digit codes that say what kind of work you do), your set-aside eligibility, your past performance, your keywords, the agencies you have worked with before, and where you are based.

What is included in the platform?

RFI Hawk combines opportunity intelligence, proposal automation, and compliance tracking in one platform built for small businesses. 100-Point 11-factor scoring algorithm analyzing NAICS fit, set-aside eligibility, keywords, agency history, contract vehicle alignment, geographic relevance, past performance match, competition density, and 3 more dimensions. Weighted, transparent, and tuned for small businesses.

What does the AI proposal writer do?

The Proposal Architect is not a generic text generator. It reads the solicitation, maps evaluation criteria, and generates section-by-section drafts written from the government evaluator's perspective. It threads your win themes through every section, checks every compliance requirement, and scores the result before you export.

What does it really cost to pursue a government contract?

$150K-$250K Typical pursuit cost on a $5M contract, including labor, consultants, and production Source: Industry estimates widely cited by proposal management professionals. 4-12 Weeks Average proposal development timeline for a small business team Source: Industry-standard capture and proposal best practices.

How much does RFI Hawk cost?

RFI Hawk offers a free tier with basic opportunity discovery. Paid plans start at $59 per month for individual contractors, with team plans available for organizations. PTAC and institutional licensing is available for procurement assistance centers serving multiple clients.