The fine print.Made reviewable.
Turn dense bid requirements into ready-to-review trade proposals. ClauseKite finds the obligations, traces the evidence, and leaves the final call with the people pricing the work.
Opportunity / 24-019
Bid due
18 October 2026
Bond
10% bid security
Trade fit
Electrical / controls
Open flags
3 for review
Compliance matrix
92%
01 / Source
Find the opportunity across fragmented procurement portals.
02 / Parse
Turn hundreds of pages into obligations you can act on.
03 / Prove
Keep evidence and human judgment attached to every claim.
What gets surfaced
No more scavenger hunts through the RFP.
ClauseKite turns procurement language into a shared review surface for estimators, operations leads, and the people accountable for the signature.
- Deadlines, bonds, licenses, and certifications
- Safety provisions, technical criteria, and scope gaps
- Rate cards, project history, equipment, and insurance fit
- Sensitive claims, assumptions, margins, and open questions
Evidence-led review
10% bid bond
§ 00 61 13
OSHA 30 coverage
§ 01 35 26
Night work allowance
§ 01 14 00
How it works
A faster path to a bid you can stand behind.
Automation does the reading and the organizing. Your team decides what is true, what it costs, and what is worth putting its name on.
- 01
Find the signal
Monitor SAM.gov plus state, municipal, school, and trade portals for work that fits your capabilities.
Opportunity fit - 02
Build the brief
Extract the dates, provisions, technical criteria, and scope into one accountable compliance matrix.
Evidence attached - 03
Draft the package
Match requirements to your licenses, people, equipment, insurance, history, and rate cards.
Pricing in context - 04
Keep the judgment
Review assumptions, margins, sensitive claims, and open flags before anyone approves submission.
Human sign-off
The next bid starts here
Put the fine print in the room before the bid is due.
Tell us where your proposal process slows down. We’ll show you how ClauseKite can turn that friction into a reviewable trade proposal.