Why Choose Quantify?

Purpose-built for solicitation creation, source selection, and contract administration — not a general-purpose automation platform retrofitted to acquisition after the fact. Quantify delivers the evaluation intelligence agencies need out of the box, not a toolkit they have to build into one.

Value delivered

What you get, phase by phase.

Quantify returns value at every stage of the lifecycle — shaping the buy in Initiate, defensible source selection in Evaluate, and clean administration in Manage.

Initiate
Faster to solicitation
Requirements, market research, strategy, and IGCE come together in days — a competition-ready solicitation on the street sooner.
Requirements that hold up
AI drafts and cross-checks the PWS/SOW and IGCE against the market, closing gaps before they turn into amendments.
Evaluate
Only in Quantify
Scoring, not just compliance
Quantify scores how good each proposal is — AI-native source-selection evaluation, not just a compliance review. No competitor ships this.
Speed & efficiency
Quantify analyzes, summarizes, and highlights key points instantly, keeping SSEB members focused on mission while accelerating timelines.
Transparency & protest defense
AI-generated risk and insight summaries with audit-ready documentation support scoring consistency and protest defense.
Fully customizable criteria
Configure rules, scoring weights, volume types, and page limits — tailoring Quantify to any solicitation format or agency standard.
Manage
Nothing slips
Obligations, deliverables, and options are tracked continuously, with funds-at-risk and performance issues flagged before they bite.
Continuity & clean closeout
A complete record and institutional knowledge persist through staff turnover, keeping administration and closeout audit-ready.
Across the lifecycle
Purpose-built for acquisition Human-in-the-loop governance FAR-aligned workflows Secure by design Built for adoption Anticipates what's next
Proof · time reclaimed

Months of manual work,
turned into days.

Quantify compresses the effort at every phase of the lifecycle. The blue bar is the time Quantify reclaims — what's left is the time you still spend.

65 – 70%
of lifecycle time reclaimed
Initiate 90% reclaimed
Time reclaimed

Automated market research, acquisition planning, and document generation — faster, higher-quality RFP creation.

Evaluate 60% reclaimed
Time reclaimed

Streamlined proposal intake, compliance checks, and evaluation scaffolding shorten source-selection timelines.

Manage 50% reclaimed
Time reclaimed

Automated mods, deliverable tracking, surveillance documentation, and closeout cut administrative workload.

Estimated time reclaimed vs. a manual, document-driven baseline, across the acquisition lifecycle.

Before the RFP locks · Initiate Patent-pending

Model your weighting before the solicitation locks.

Evaluation criteria can't change once the RFP is out. Quantify's Bayesian + MCDA scoring stack lets contracting officers stress-test factor weighting first — see how each scheme reshapes the outcome, then lock in a defensible weighting with auto-generated justification. Drag a weight and watch the projected award move.

Evaluation factor weighting
Try a scheme
Projected source selection
Offeror B82.2
Projected awardee
Offeror C80.4
Projected awardee
Offeror A80.0
Projected awardee

Under a balanced best-value tradeoff, Offeror B wins on consistency across all factors.

Quantify records this weighting and auto-generates the justification narrative for the file — before the solicitation is released.

Tornado analysis · award sensitivity

Projected award is most sensitive to past performance weighting.

Past performance can change awardee
2.4 pt swing
Price / value can change awardee
1.8 pt swing
Management
0.8 pt swing
Technical
0.1 pt swing

Each bar is how far the projected awardee's score moves when that factor's weight is swung. The widest bar is your greatest protest exposure — the factor to document most carefully. Gold bars can change who wins.

Illustrative model · sample offerors and scores. Read the MCDA brief →