📑 Federal RFP fit scoring

Score your federal RFP proposal in seconds

Bring a specific federal solicitation into Contrax and compare it with your contractor profile in seconds. See NAICS alignment, set-aside eligibility, capability overlap, and the gaps behind your fit score before you decide whether to bid.

✓ Fit score, bid/no-bid signals, and top gaps

What the fit score covers

Contrax compares the RFP with your contractor profile across four signals that shape a federal bid/no-bid decision — eligibility first, then capability and overall fit.

NAICS alignment

Compare the solicitation's primary NAICS code with the codes in your contractor profile. See whether the core industry match supports a credible bid and spot misalignment early.

Set-aside eligibility

Check the listed set-aside requirements against your profile — including 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB, and small-business eligibility — before you invest in a proposal.

Capability overlap

See which capabilities and keywords from your contractor profile match the RFP and which capability areas appear to be missing or underrepresented.

Overall fit and top gaps

Get an overall match percentage plus the highest-priority gaps to address before bid/no-bid — based on the solicitation and your profile, not a generic checklist.

How it works

Create your contractor profile, bring in a specific federal RFP, and let Contrax compare the solicitation with your NAICS codes, set-aside status, and capability keywords. In seconds, you'll see the evidence behind the fit score and the gaps to address before a bid/no-bid decision.

Prefer a written review?

If you would rather receive a written review by email, paste the solicitation below and we'll read it against the details you provide within one business day.

At least 50 characters. Up to 50,000.

By submitting, you agree to be contacted by Contrax about your analysis request. We do not share your solicitation text or your information with third parties.

What happens with a written review

You'll get a confirmation email as soon as your submission goes through. The written review arrives within one business day at the email address you provided — grounded in the specific text you submitted, not a template.

If your solicitation needs a follow-up call (large IDIQs, unusual security requirements, multi-agency consortium bids), we'll schedule it inside the same response.