Awarded AI combines GovCon market intelligence with AI-assisted capture, proposal, pricing, and compliance workflows.
Editorial score
Broad federal, state, local, and grant-market intelligence coverage.
Public plan pricing, billing terms, and minimum commitments are not published.
Procurement Sciences’ Awarded AI is a GovCon platform for opportunity research, capture, proposal development, pricing, compliance review, and post-award analysis. Its HigherGov acquisition expands the offering’s market intelligence reach across federal, state, local, and grant opportunities, though the public integration catalog and contract pricing remain limited.
Awarded AI is Procurement Sciences’ generative AI platform for government contractors. It supports opportunity research, capture, proposal development, pricing, compliance review, bid/no-bid decisions, and post-submission analysis. HigherGov remains a standalone market-intelligence product while its data and workflows are connected with Awarded AI.
The combined offering covers federal, state, local, and grant markets. Its intelligence includes opportunities, pre-solicitations, forecasts, recompetes, task orders, contract vehicles, awards, buyer and agency research, competitors, teaming partners, and labor-pricing data. HigherGov cites 1,000+ unified federal, grant, and SLED sources and 60,000+ state, local, and education agencies across all 50 states; Procurement Sciences cites 100M+ indexed data points.
Public materials do not provide a complete source inventory, source-level refresh schedule, historical-depth policy, or detailed normalization methodology.
Awarded AI covers bid search and matching, opportunity analysis, capture planning, proposal drafting, compliance matrices, risk review, pricing, pipeline management, delivery handoff, and post-award analysis. The Microsoft Word add-in can use document context and insert proposed content as tracked changes. The platform also supports Microsoft Entra ID through OIDC, Okta, and other SAML 2.0-compatible identity providers.
HigherGov is being connected through embedded access and a shared discovery experience. Additional capture, proposal, pricing, and pipeline capabilities are staged, while a public API, a broad connector directory, and verified native Salesforce or FPDS connections are not available publicly.
Awarded AI is aimed at U.S. government contractors across business development, capture, proposal, pricing, operations, delivery, and leadership. It fits growth-stage firms, small-business entrants, mid-tier contractors, enterprise GovCons, and defense primes pursuing federal, state, local, and grant work.
Security-sensitive teams may value its stated FedRAMP Moderate authorization and deployment options. It is less suited to buyers seeking a self-service, low-cost bid-alert tool, as the platform is designed around structured GovCon workflows and tailored sales engagement.
Where the product fits — and where to be careful
Well suited to established GovCon growth and proposal teams seeking a broad AI-enabled operating layer.
Consider only if the team is ready to adopt broader capture and proposal workflows.
The platform covers federal, state, local, and grant markets, with all-50-state SLED coverage and 1,000+ unified data sources cited for the HigherGov layer. It spans opportunities, forecasts, awards, recompetes, vehicles, task orders, competitor and teaming intelligence, agency research, and labor-pricing data; source-level refresh and normalization detail is not public.
User-review evidence was insufficient: the available aggregate is not publishable and has no qualifying data-quality theme evidence.
Awarded AI supports discovery, qualification, capture, drafting, compliance, pricing, review, pipeline, and post-award workflows. Verified connections include a Microsoft Word add-in, identity-provider support, and embedded HigherGov access, but no broad public connector catalog or developer API is available.
User-review evidence was insufficient: the available aggregate is not publishable and does not meet the minimum mentions for support or onboarding.
Procurement Sciences does not publish software tiers or a definitive entry price. Buyers are directed to request a tailored demo.
Public pricing example
An estimated annual platform cost shown in the public ROI calculator; it is not a published plan or entry price.
Documented connections and access methods for Procurement Sciences (Awarded AI).
Microsoft Word Native
HigherGov EmbeddedRecent product and company updates
Procurement Sciences acquires HigherGov
Procurement Sciences announced the HigherGov acquisition and described a combined platform connecting market intelligence with Awarded AI workflows.
SourceFedRAMP Moderate Authorization announcement
Procurement Sciences announced that it achieved FedRAMP Moderate Authorization to Operate.
Source$30 million Series B funding
Procurement Sciences announced a $30 million Series B round led by Catalyst Investors.
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