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Opportunity Intelligence
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A monthly subscription that scales with the number of people watching the pipeline. Add seats as more of the firm needs earlier sight of upcoming work.
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See the work coming.
Write the response.
Know the field.
Three products for firms that pursue public work in the Pacific Northwest: earlier sight of upcoming bids, proposal drafts that keep your voice and draw on winning work across the field, and a queryable map of the engineering market.
- Public sources that precede the posted RFP
- Drafts in your voice, informed by winning bids
- Teaming, competition, and market questions
The bid lifecycle
Find the work. Draft the response. Read the market.
Most tools start when the advertisement is already live. These three products cover the stretch before, during, and around the proposal.
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Opportunity Intelligence
Identify and extract upcoming bids from public materials that appear before the RFP hits the usual government websites.
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Proposal Drafting
Draft in your firm's voice, informed by insights from winning bids across the industry.
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Northwest Knowledge Graph
Query the engineering market: who to team with, who is likely to pursue the work, and what recent behavior says about the field.
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Opportunity Intelligence
See the bid before it is posted.
The posted RFP on WEBS, SAM.gov, or an agency website is often when the clock starts. By then the calendar is already short. Opportunity Intelligence watches the public record that comes first.
Capital plans, pipeline documents, board packets, pre-solicitations, and related notices often name the work months ahead of the formal advertisement. The product watches those public sources, sends alerts, and extracts a structured brief: who is buying, where it sits, which disciplines are in play, and when the process is likely to move. You get the processed information and a link to each reference, not a copy of the source file.
It is not a scraper of already-posted RFPs, and it does not claim access to private data. It reads public sources that precede the posted solicitation so your team can decide, team, and prepare with more calendar in hand.
Monthly subscription, priced by the number of users watching the pipeline.
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Proposal Drafting
Keep your firm's voice.
Learn from winning bids across the industry.
A draft that sounds like another consultant will not survive review. Proposal Drafting holds the firm's way of writing: terminology, structure, and the qualifications language your team already stands behind.
It also reads awarded work across the regional market, including WSDOT, Sound Transit, King County, and SDOT pursuits. That analysis surfaces how winning responses are built, so a first draft can carry your voice and still reflect what owners have been selecting.
Your own files stay yours. They are not shared between clients and are not used to train public models. Industry insight comes from awarded public work, not from another firm's private archive.
You pay when the proposal wins a contract. If that pursuit does not win, you do not pay for that proposal.
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Northwest Knowledge Graph
Ask the market a direct question.
The Northwest Knowledge Graph is a queryable picture of the engineering market your firm competes in: companies, projects, owners, disciplines, and the relationships among them.
Use it when you need a teaming partner who has delivered similar work, when you want a clear view of who else is likely to bid, or when you want to see how a slice of the market has been moving. The graph holds those connections so the answer comes back as firms, projects, and patterns, not a pile of unrelated documents.
Coverage is the regional A/E market around public owners in the Northwest. It is not a national directory and it is not live financial data. It is a working map of how this field behaves.
Monthly subscription, priced by the number of people querying the graph.
How it fits together
One pursuit, three kinds of sight.
Use the products together on a live pursuit, or start with the one that matches the need in your office. They share the same regional focus and the same private-data posture.
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Spot the work
Opportunity Intelligence surfaces a structured brief from public materials that precede the posted RFP. You decide whether to pursue it while there is still time to team.
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Draft the response
Proposal Drafting produces a first draft that stays in your firm's voice and draws on winning bids across the industry. Your team edits for strategy.
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Read the field
The Northwest Knowledge Graph answers who else is in the picture: partners you could call, firms likely to compete, and how that slice of the market has been moving.
Why Northwest Intelligence
A Bellevue firm, built for this region.
The products are specific because the market is specific. Public engineering work in the Northwest has its own owners, its own evaluation habits, and its own teaming patterns.
Based in Bellevue
We live in this market. Discovery can happen onsite. The products are tuned to how public work is bought in the Puget Sound region and across Washington.
Agency fluency
WSDOT, Sound Transit, King County, SDOT, and the other owners your proposals already name. Retrieval and market views are built around that language, not a generic national template.
You talk to the people who build it
A small team, no account-management ladder. Onboarding, document intake, and questions go to the people configuring the system.
Your corpus stays yours
Proposal files and firm data sit on dedicated infrastructure. Nothing is shared between clients. Nothing is fed to public models.
Trust and data control
Built so a proposal archive can stay a proposal archive.
Dedicated infrastructure
Proposal content lives in a private, graph-oriented store that keeps projects, staff, disciplines, and owner requirements connected.
No sharing between clients
Each firm's archive is isolated. We do not pool documents, and we do not use your files to train public models.
Your data, your control
You decide what is ingested. Sensitive proposal material stays under your control.
Local partnership
As a Bellevue provider we can sit with your team, walk the workflow, and stay close after go-live.
Pricing
Each product has its own commercial model.
A demo produces a quote that matches your seat count, proposal volume, and which products you want in the door first.
On award
Proposal Drafting
Pay when you win
You pay for this product when the proposal wins a contract. If the pursuit does not win, you do not pay for that proposal. A demo covers how the fee is structured for your firm.
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Northwest Knowledge Graph
By the seat
A monthly subscription that scales with the number of people querying the graph. Price follows how widely the firm uses market intelligence.
Request a quoteStart with one product. Run all three as a set. The quote is built around how your office pursues work.
Free demo and assessment
See the products against your actual pursuits.
Tell us about the firm, the proposal load, and which product you want on the table first. We will walk you through the system with sample Northwest work, then talk through a fit for your office.
Northwest Intelligence Solutions LLC
contact@northwestintelligence.comPO Box 257 PMB 11794
Olympia, WA 98507-0257
Olympia, WA 98507-0257