Usul helps defense contractors find and win more government contracts by turning fragmented public data into actionable intelligence. Our goal is to be your single platform for identifying qualified opportunities, shaping strategy, and accelerating proposal development.
Usul starts by ingesting your capabilities from sources like your website, capability statements, white papers, and past proposals. We then match those capabilities to live opportunities across U.S. and allied procurement portals. As you accept or reject our opportunity recommendations, Usul continuously learns from your decisions to refine match quality and relevance over time. The result is the ability to identify highly qualified opportunities in minutes - not days or weeks - without relying on clunky, keyword-based tools like GovWin or SAM.gov.
Usul also connects directly to the contract vehicles, OTAs, and consortia you’re a member of, and surfaces opportunities from the UK, Australia, Canada, NATO, the EU, and other allied nations through a single pane of glass.
Beyond live opportunities, Usul automatically identifies relevant recompetes set to expire over the next two years based on your capabilities, relationships, and competitive landscape. This allows you to forecast and prepare for future opportunities well ahead of your competition.
On the execution side, Usul’s AI Proposal Writer accelerates proposal development by generating compliant outlines and drafting content using language pulled directly from your prior proposals. Rather than producing generic AI-written text, Usul reuses your proven wording and adapts it to the specific requirements of each opportunity.
Finally, Usul connects relevant programs, PEOs, and decision-makers to your capabilities. This helps you identify the right customers and cast a wider net. Usul doesn’t just help you find opportunities and submit proposals - it helps you understand how to win. Government contracting is relationship-driven, and Usul is designed to put you in front of the right buyers before competitors do.