Government Big Data & AI
AI-powered procurement intelligence built on opportunity, award, agency, and vendor data for faster discovery and better market decisions.
Built for the way GovCon teams research, decide, and move.
Clear market signals, connected procurement data, and fast paths from research to action.
Plain-English discovery
Ask for open opportunities, recent awards, agencies, vendors, categories, or geographies without memorizing database syntax.
Connected procurement entities
Move between solicitations, awards, agencies, incumbents, vendors, NAICS codes, and state or local markets.
AI-assisted workflows
Use AI to shorten research cycles, identify similar contracts, and guide the next step in capture or market planning.
Where this fits.
Opportunity discovery
Find relevant solicitations faster by describing the work, buyer, deadline, set-aside, or geography.
Competitive research
Ask which vendors win in a category, where they sell, and which agencies are active.
Internal AI tools
Use structured procurement data as a stronger foundation for copilots and research assistants.
From signal to action.
Ask in plain English
Describe the market question you would normally hand to an analyst.
Review matched data
Inspect the opportunities, awards, vendors, and agencies behind the answer.
Refine or operationalize
Filter, save, Scout, export, or use the insight in a capture or data workflow.
Questions teams ask before getting started.
Answers for buyers, builders, and operators evaluating Civic AI.
- What does AI add to procurement search?
- AI helps translate plain-English intent into structured procurement filters, summarize relevant context, and surface related agencies, awards, and vendors that would be hard to find manually.
- What data does Civic AI use?
- Civic AI works with public procurement data such as federal awards, agency records, solicitation data, and state and local opportunity sources as coverage expands.
- Can AI replace capture judgment?
- No. AI speeds research and pattern discovery, but capture teams still need to validate fit, compliance, pricing, teaming, and bid strategy.
- Is this only for technical users?
- No. The main search experience is designed for plain-English use, while teams that need data access can explore API options.
Search procurement data the way you think
Ask for the opportunities, agencies, vendors, or award patterns you care about in plain English.