Public work, caught early

Win more public work.

Hank finds the project months before the solicitation posts, reads the bid the day it lands, and names the person to call. Your team spends its time on pursuits it can win, not on searching.

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Signals ranked against your service lines, months before the bid posts.

Trusted by teams pursuing public work

Decided before it's posted

By the time the bid drops, someone already knew.

Public work gets decided upstream. A budget line gets approved. A board walks through a capital plan. An engineer scopes the job out loud in a meeting. Months later it lands on a procurement portal — and you get three weeks to chase a job your competitor has been shaping since spring. You're not losing on price. You're losing on timing.

  1. MarchBoard approves the capital plan.
  2. JuneEngineering scopes the work.
  3. SeptemberBid posts. Three weeks to respond.

A board minute in March. The bid in September. Hank connects the two — and counts the days of head start it gave you.

How Hank works

From the first budget line to a proposal on the table.

01SCENT

Find the job early.

Budget approvals, board minutes, capital plans and expiring contracts, sorted best fit first.

02TRACK

Read the bid so you don't have to.

Scope, dates, submission rules, evaluation criteria and compliance, pulled out in minutes.

03POINT

Know who to call.

Named contacts at the agency, with roles, so you're building the relationship before the bid exists.

04RETRIEVE

Get the proposal drafted.

A first draft built from your own past work, ready for your team to sharpen.

Read the bid

Every bid, broken down in minutes.

Upload the documents or open a solicitation Hank already found. You get scope, key dates, the contact for questions, submission requirements, evaluation criteria, compliance items, and a checklist your team can work from.

The output an estimator would otherwise spend an afternoon assembling.

Questions before you call

Straight answers.

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