Run every acquisition
by the book — from
notice to closeout.
FTI gives federal contracting officers and acquisition teams a structured, AI-supported workspace to discover opportunities, research vendor capability, draft FAR-compliant solicitations, and manage the full lifecycle in one place.
ALL AI OUTPUTS ARE ADVISORY AND INTENDED FOR HUMAN REVIEW — THE CONTRACTING OFFICER APPLIES AND DECIDES
One case record.
Every stage. Nothing lost.
Discovery, research, drafting, vendor evaluation, award, contract administration, and closeout all live on one procurement case — every document and AI result stays attached.
Solicitations drafted from
real regulation text —
not model guesswork.
The system detects the contracting agency and applies the correct regulatory stack — FAR plus that agency's supplement — then drafts from the actual clause text. Real clause numbers, correct supplement, no cross-agency contamination.
- HSAR for DHS · DFARS for DoD · VAAR for VA · NFS for NASA — and 30+ more, auto-detected from the contracting agency
- Clause text retrieved from the live regulation library — not from training memory
- Sources Sought notices and RFQs generated directly from your case data and requirements
- AI Review flags missing clauses, competition risks, and supplement inconsistencies before you publish
- The difference between a draft you can trust and one you re-check line by line
Built-in workflow that keeps
the file defensible.
Intake (FAR Part 11 needs description), acquisition-method determination, and the matching method forms are all structured to the regulation. Every form has AI Assist and AI Review — gaps and risks flagged before you proceed.
- 14-section FAR Part 11 needs workflow — mission need, market research, competition, Section 508, sustainability, and approval
- Method determined by commerciality and dollar threshold — routed automatically to Part 12, 13, 14, or 15
- AI Assist drafts every narrative field; AI Review checks compliance and completeness
- Gaps, competition risks, and clause inconsistencies flagged before the solicitation reaches the street
- The file builds itself into something audit-ready
What governs you right now —
cited, stage by stage.
At every lifecycle stage the system shows the engaged FAR parts with scope citations, and the parallel supplement parts for the contracting agency. A CO never has to guess what applies — it's on screen, cited, at every step.
- Regulation map updates as the case moves through the lifecycle
- FAR part cited with scope summary alongside the matching agency-supplement part
- Market Research · Acquisition Planning · Solicitation · Evaluation & Award · Administration & Closeout — all mapped
- Works across all 30+ agency supplements — the map reflects your agency's actual regulatory stack
Which vendors can actually
deliver?
The FIT model scores vendors 0–100 across five delivery dimensions using a four-stage pipeline. Off-domain vendors score low automatically. Scores are indicators for review — not predictions of award or win.
- Stage 1: NAICS/PSC filter — eliminates vendors outside the relevant codes
- Stage 2: Past award weight — recent federal awards in the domain score higher
- Stage 3: Specialization profile — what the vendor actually does from SAM data
- Stage 4: 0–100 score across five dimensions against your specific requirement
- No win-probability or relationship signals — delivery capability only, which is what a CO can defend
Every document. Every decision.
One case record.
Discovery, research, drafting, vendor evaluation, award, contract administration, and closeout all live on one Procurement Case number. Every create, update, and delete logged with user, role, and timestamp. Nothing in scattered emails or shared drives.
- One Procurement Case number ties every document, AI output, vendor note, and decision together
- Every event logged — user, role, timestamp, full history
- AI is advisory throughout — it drafts and flags; the CO applies and decides, as FAR requires
- Nothing in scattered emails or shared drives — the file is always complete, always in one place
- Structured closeout checklists for financial, CPARS, property, and records
Everything a contracting officer
needs in one place.
Designed for federal
procurement professionals.
Built specifically for the people who run acquisitions — not for the vendors responding to them.
The contracting officer decides.
See it working on a
real acquisition.
We'll run a live demo on an actual SAM.gov notice in your agency's domain — market research, solicitation drafting, regulation routing, and vendor scoring included.
