Source layer
Public notices, source dates, documents, and verified version changes.
Explore the intelligence layer built to help federal contractors find fit, track change, and decide what deserves the next hour of proposal work.
Select a stage to explore the workflow. Every record below is illustrative.
Shape your search around NAICS codes, agency priorities, and the work your team is built to deliver.
Illustrative product example. No live solicitation, verified amendment, or AI review is represented.

FedVanta is designed to reduce the space between the public record and your team’s next decision. Instead of reconstructing context across inboxes, spreadsheets, and folders, your workspace keeps the pursuit in view.
Public notices, source dates, documents, and verified version changes.
Your company profile, tracked pursuits, teaming contacts, and review context.
Timestamped AI interpretations that remain separate from authoritative records.
Switch views, filter example opportunities, and open the amendment comparison.
Source signals. Decision clarity.
Know what changed. Know what to do.
Submission deadline extended by 7 days. Updated support coverage identified.
Illustrative data only. Not live solicitations or verified procurement changes.
Choose a role to see how the same intelligence workspace supports the work.
Bring agency fit, NAICS alignment, timing, and open questions into the same bid review.
Build a stronger bid / no-bid rationale
EXAMPLE · NOT LIVE DATAA deadline extension can alter the proposal calendar. A coverage requirement can alter staffing. FedVanta keeps the direct comparison beside the interpretation so your team can evaluate both.
Review removed and added source language side by side.
Request a source-only AI review with unknowns clearly identified.
Return to the original agency documents before making contracting decisions.

Explore the continuous relationship between the public source, a detected change, your private workspace context, and the next review action.
Live monitoring requires an authorized source connection. This scene is conceptual.
Verified source changes and AI interpretations are presented as different kinds of information.
Tracking, reviews, contacts, and company preferences belong to your workspace.
Live monitoring and automated alerts require an authorized source and delivery connections.
Important boundaries should be visible before you create an account.
No. Product tour records are illustrative and labeled. Live opportunity search requires an authorized procurement source connection.
No. They are decision-support interpretations generated from supplied source material. Original agency notices and documents remain authoritative.
No. The platform initially supports public, unclassified information only.
You can complete your company profile, define NAICS codes and agency preferences, and familiarize yourself with the workspace. Payments and live monitoring remain activation-dependent.
Your next federal opportunity deserves a better intelligence advantage.