While many organizations are now combining AI tools with human review to draft proposals, this shortcut approach still underdelivers — especially in the high-stakes world of government contracting.
Here's why:
❌ 1. AI Cannot Ask You the Right Questions
An effective proposal is not just about answers — it's about asking the right questions. Our consultants probe your operations, past performance, financial capacity, staffing models, and risk mitigation strategies. AI doesn’t know what’s missing — it only knows what you feed it.
🏛️ 2. We Study What Wins: Recent Awards & Evaluator Behavior
At Qwerty Script, we start every proposal by reviewing not just the RFP — but how similar contracts were awarded, who won them, and how evaluators scored them.
📝 We don’t guess what the agency wants. We know what they’ve funded, rewarded, and rejected.
This strategic insight gives you a massive edge:
- We align your proposal with proven success patterns
- Avoid mistakes others made that led to disqualification or low scoring
- Emphasize strengths that matter most to that agency’s reviewers
AI can’t do this. Most proposal shops don’t. We do.
❌ 3. Compliance and Form Integration is Not Optional
Many RFPs require:
- Completion of SF forms, certifications, and representations
- Integration of cost tables, tabs, and attachments
- Formatting to strict page limits and evaluation matrix alignment
AI cannot handle these procedural and technical elements reliably — nor check that they’re present and accurate.
One missed form or unformatted table? You're disqualified — not scored.
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What’s Included:
- RFP Identification & Matchmaking
- Full Proposal Drafting (60 proposals/month)
- Compliance Review + Forms Handling
- Agency-specific Strategy Adjustments
- 24-hr Turnaround on High-Priority Bids
