Every Bid Reviewed
the Way Your Team Would
Load your capability statements and your win and bid history. IFX Bid reads every solicitation against them, scores it 0–100 with the reasoning written down, and learns from each yes or no your team gives.
Your Capability Statements and Your Bid History
A review is only as good as what it is measured against, so the inputs are your own documents and your own decisions, written in your words rather than picked from a dropdown.
Your Capability Statement
What your company does, the contract sizes you handle, the places you deliver and the certifications you hold, in the words you already use with buyers. No taxonomy to learn and no codes to memorize. Each company you run keeps its own, so one firm's no-bid can be another's ideal fit.
Your Bid and Win History
Past bids loaded as Bid Examples, marked with whether you bid them and whether you won. They show the review what your team has actually said yes to, which a description alone never quite captures.
Bid Criteria and Signal Keywords
The rules your team applies when it decides, plus terms that should pull a score up or push it down. Useful for the vocabulary your buyers use that a capability statement wouldn't spell out.
Hard Exclusions
Rules that override everything. Name a category of work or a jurisdiction you will never bid, and anything matching it scores zero with the exclusion named in the reasoning. They are applied with judgment, so synonyms and agency names are caught too.
What a Score Actually Means
One consistent yardstick across every opportunity, every bid site, and every person on your team.
Drop Everything
An ideal fit. Directly in your catalog, right size, right buyer.
Worth a Closer Look
Strong fit with one thing to check: volume, timeline, or a partner.
Maybe
Depends on capacity and who else is likely to bid it.
Weak Fit
Only worth pursuing when the pipeline is thin.
Clear No-Bid
Outside your capability set, or caught by a hard exclusion.
No Black Box
A score with no explanation is just a number to ignore. Every review IFX Bid produces carries the reasoning that got it there, the keywords that matched, and the classification codes it recognised.
When a score is wrong, you can see exactly which part of your profile caused it, and fix the profile instead of overriding the number forever.
Modular Office Furniture, Statewide Term Contract
FL Dept. of Management Services · Closes in 12 days
Reasoning
Statewide term contract for systems furniture and task seating, both core catalog lines. Estimated value sits inside the range this company has been awarded before, and the delivery geography is fully covered. No exclusions triggered.
Matched Keywords
Matched Codes
Accuracy You Can Actually Measure
Every yes or no your team gives is the ground truth. IFX Bid compares what it scored against what your team actually did, learns from the difference, and reports the four outcomes that matter.
Caught
Scored high, and you pursued or won it.
Correctly Hidden
Scored low, and you passed on it anyway.
Cried Wolf
Scored high, but you passed or flagged it too high.
Missed
Scored low, but you won it or flagged it too low.
Every number is tracked per criteria version, so you can tell whether your last edit improved things or made them worse.
Evidence for Your Pricing Decision
Market-pricing research combines available company history, public award data and source-backed web evidence, with citations by reference number. SAM.gov award lookup helps identify the awardee of a relevant closed solicitation; availability depends on source data and API quotas. A fit score is not a probability of winning.
See It Review Your Bids
Load your capability statement and a handful of past bids, and see how the reviews compare to what your team would have picked by hand.