BidQuasar

Product flow

How BidQuasar works

Built for commercial cleaning, facilities, construction, maintenance, painting, electrical and general services companies competing for government contracts in the US — including the ones that work in Portuguese or Spanish.

Two ways to start

You can start from the internal opportunity catalog or upload a document you already have into your company's private storage.

AI solicitation analysis, in your language
A solicitation dozens of pages long becomes a plain-language report in English, Portuguese or Spanish. You see the scope of the contract, who is eligible, the technical requirements, the required documents, the deadlines and the items that typically get bidders disqualified. Your team reads in minutes what used to take an afternoon — and your managers decide with the information organized. The analysis supports the decision; it doesn't make it for you.
Bring your own bid
Got a solicitation by email, from a city portal or from a partner? Import the PDF, DOCX or XLSX into your company's workspace and request the same analysis. The document and the report stay in your private library, visible only to the people you authorize.

The steps in the flow

  1. 1. Find the solicitation — or bring your own

    Search the catalog of official sources in English, Portuguese or Spanish — your query is converted into US public-procurement terms, and the screen shows exactly which terms were used. Or import the PDF, DOCX or XLSX you already received.

  2. 2. Request the AI analysis

    BidQuasar reads the full document, attachments included, and organizes everything into a plain-language report in the language you choose: scope, eligibility, requirements, required documents, deadlines and points to watch.

  3. 3. Decide with your team

    With the report in hand and the link to the official source, you decide: go or no-go, what to line up and by when. The proposal is your team's, start to finish.

LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS

BidQuasar does not guarantee you'll win any bid — it cuts the time and effort it takes to understand the solicitation. The AI analysis is a reading aid and may contain inaccuracies; always check the official document before deciding and before submitting any proposal. Opportunities come from public sources and depend on what each agency publishes; not every US solicitation appears on every portal, and the catalog does not send automatic email alerts. The decision to bid, the preparation of the proposal and the responsibility for meeting the requirements are your team's. If anything in the report doesn't match the solicitation, the solicitation prevails.

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