For U.S. manufacturers · Tier 2 & 3 defense suppliers
AI prepares the RFQ.
Your team decides the bid.
Draftwrangler is a human-in-the-loop copilot for proposal teams running five to twenty opportunities a quarter. Drop in a federal solicitation or commercial RFQ package and you get a structured, source-tracked bid workspace in minutes — not a black-box draft you have to trust on its face.
A look at the workspace
The bid workspace, end to end.
One screen for the opportunity summary, cited requirements, risk register, and the bid score — every artifact tied back to the page it came from.
How it runs
Four steps. Every artifact is yours to overrule.
The system drafts, classifies, and surfaces risk. Pricing, terms, certifications, and the final submission remain human calls.
Drop in the package
Federal solicitation, commercial RFQ, or amendment — PDF, DOCX, XLSX, or plain text. Amendments show a diff against the prior file before anything is updated.
Read the workspace
Opportunity summary with solicitation number, buyer, NAICS, set-aside, contract type; CLINs; cited requirements; risk register; ambiguous buyer questions; compliance matrix.
Approve the numbers
Pricing is computed only from the costs you supply — material, labor, machine, outside processing, freight, overhead, margin. The 0–100 bid score carries strengths, concerns, and an effort estimate.
Ship the human packet
Regenerate any section individually — cover letter, technical, past performance, exceptions — without overwriting a teammate’s edits. The submission is yours.
What you get back
Inside the bid workspace
Every output carries the page it came from, so disagreements happen on substance instead of over whose interpretation is right.
Solicitation number, buyer / contracting activity, NAICS, set-aside type, contract type, response deadline, and place of performance — surfaced in one card so the team starts from the same page.
Each CLIN with description, quantity, unit of issue, and the page reference it came from.
Every L-referenced requirement attached to the page and paragraph it was extracted from — so traceability survives an audit.
Risks tagged Low / Medium / High with the section they came from, so the capture lead sees them in the order that matters.
Items the solicitation requires but the package doesn’t address — plus the questions it asks but doesn’t define.
A row per cited requirement that the team checks, restates, and signs off on — not a static PDF.
Amendment handling
Amendments show diffs before anything in the workspace updates.
When a new solicitation file drops, it is shown as a structured diff against the prior version. Added CLINs, revised evaluation criteria, new set-aside language — you see exactly what changed and decide whether to merge. Nothing in the workspace is silently overwritten.
- Cited at the paragraph level, not just the section.
- Teammates see the same diff; no parallel drafts.
- Merge is a deliberate action, not a side effect.
Prior · Amendment 0001
- Set-aside: Total Small Business
- Award basis: FFP
- Contract line items: 16
- Delivery: 120 days ARO
- Inspection: Source
Current · Amendment 0002
- Set-aside: Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned
- Award basis: FFP
- Contract line items: 18 (CLIN 0017–0018 added)
- Delivery: 90 days ARO
- Inspection: Destination
Scope, plain language
A complement to your capture stack — not a replacement.
- Federal solicitations (RFPs, RFQs, sources sought, amendments)
- Commercial RFQ packages from prime contractors
- Multi-CLIN schedules with mixed units of issue
- Set-aside language and small-business rules
- Section L / Section M cross-walking
- Past-performance narrative drafting from your prior CPARS-style records
- CUI / ITAR-controlled technical data
- Classified material
- Automatic submission to any government system
- CMMC certification workflows
- Replacing your existing capture platform
- Generating supplier quotes we didn’t ask you for
If a solicitation pulls in CUI, ITAR, or classified material, route it through your existing controlled environment.
Pricing math
Pricing is math, not guesswork.
Every line carries the inputs that produced it. If a CLIN needs a number the package didn’t supply, it shows up on the missing-information list instead of being silently invented.
Required inputs
- Materialsku · unit cost · qty
- Laborhours · rate · labor cat.
- Machinehours · machine · rate
- Outside processingvendor · service · cost
- Freightmode · weight · destination
- Overheadpool · rate · basis
- Margintarget % · floor
What the platform does not do
- Invent unit prices you didn’t supply.
- Fabricate supplier quotes.
- Pick a margin for you.
- Submit anything on your behalf.
Common questions
Things proposal teams ask before a pilot.
Still wondering whether this fits? The fastest way is to send a paragraph about your pipeline and we’ll send back a one-pager on fit.
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Bring a real solicitation. We’ll show the workspace.
Bring a real, non-controlled solicitation or a sanitized package. We’ll show you the workspace using your actual bid structure while keeping CUI, ITAR-controlled technical data, and classified information out of the current environment.