See the competition before you have to beat it.

Capture teams make high-stakes decisions with one unavoidable blind spot: they never get to see the bids they are trying to beat.

FedWins™ simulates the competition before the real source selection begins.

Choose an opportunity. FedWins™ develops credible competitive approaches, evaluates them against the actual solicitation, and shows your team what could decide the award.

See how FedWins™ would compete before deciding how your company will.

View the field more clearly.

FedWins™ gives capture teams an independent view of how credible competitors may approach the same requirement.

See where approaches may diverge, when price could become decisive, which strengths may matter most to evaluators, and where competitive risk may exist.

FedWins™ develops this view without your proprietary strategy or proposal, creating an outside benchmark your team can compare against its own assumptions.

Bring the opportunity, not your playbook.

Turn insight into better decisions.

Challenge assumptions earlier. Test your view of the opportunity while there is still time to adjust.

Sharpen strategy. See where competitors may be stronger, weaker, or simply different.

Focus proposal investment. Concentrate resources where they are most likely to create evaluated value.

Strengthen bid decisions. Give leadership a clearer picture of competitive risk before committing more time and money.

Watch the pursuit unfold.

Choose the opportunity.
FedWins™ starts with the procurement and its evaluation rules.

See the field take shape.
Credible competitors emerge with distinct approaches to the requirement.

Watch the evaluation.
The simulated proposals are assessed according to the actual solicitation.

See the verdict.
See which approach wins, why it wins, and what separated the field.

A different kind of capture intelligence.

Black hats tell you what you know about competitors.

Color teams tell you how your proposal is developing.

FedWins™ shows you a simulated version of the competition itself.