For federal capture teams
Silas™
Wake up to six leads you can attack, not six hundred you have to rule out.
Silas is the whole pursuit, not a tool you paste things into. It watches the federal sources for the work you actually want, reads each solicitation for what it demands of you, scores the fit against your rubric, and drafts the response.
Hands-on engagement, not a self-serve sign-up — access is granted by request.
Nightly
the federal sources swept while you sleep
Ranked
every notice scored against your capability profile
One queue
the same solicitation posted in three places arrives once
On the record
what scored what, who overrode it, and why you passed
The narrowing
Most of the federal market is not your problem.
The job is not to see everything posted — it is to see the few you are actually positioned to win, with the reasoning attached.
- Postedeverything
- Plausiblea fraction
- Worth your bid teama handful
Illustrative. Actual proportions depend entirely on your capability profile and the week.
The pursuit, end to end
Your team spends the week deciding, not retyping.
Find
The work you can actually win
Silas watches the federal sources for the pursuits that fit how you are positioned — not everything posted, and not a saved search you end up ignoring by Thursday.
Read
What the solicitation demands of you
Each notice is read for its real obligations — set-asides, clearances, location, past-performance bars — so a disqualifier surfaces before your team has spent a week on it.
Draft
A response that starts from something
A first draft lands with the dossier, so the week goes on deciding and sharpening rather than finding, reading and retyping.
Go / no-go
A bid recommendation you can argue with.
Every recommendation shows its reasoning — the fit it saw, the risk it weighed, and where you fall short — so a capture lead can disagree with it on the specifics instead of taking it on faith. A score you cannot interrogate is not a decision, it is a guess with a number on it.
Audit trail
Six months later, the question still has an answer.
What scored what, who overrode it, and why you passed — kept on the record. When a debrief or an internal review asks why that pursuit went the way it did, the answer is retrievable rather than remembered.
Coverage
The federal sources that matter, in one queue.
Contract opportunities, grant announcements, research solicitations and award history are swept nightly and deduplicated into a single queue — so the same solicitation posted in three places arrives once, with every link attached, instead of three times in three tabs.
What Silas will not do
It refuses controlled material. Deliberately.
Silas uses AI models to read and draft. That is exactly why it is built to refuse controlled material: never put CUI, classified, or export-controlled content into it.
Your data is encrypted at rest, and your pursuit information stays yours. If your workflow depends on handling controlled material today, Silas is the wrong tool and we will tell you so before you buy it rather than after.
Tell us what you chase, and we'll show you what you missed.
Access is granted by request, so the first conversation is a real one — what you pursue, how you qualify it, and whether Silas would actually change your week.
Request access via Vortex Computation