PLAYBOOK · SF330 AUTOMATION · ARCHITECTURE · ENGINEERING · CONSTRUCTION
● 240+ SF330s FILED LAST QUARTER
Built for AEC primes & subs · USACE · NAVFAC · GSA PBS · VA

The SF330 is a form.
Treat it like one.

Eight sections. Ten pages of project cards. A résumé block for every team member. GovSignals reads your past performance database, your team's CVs, and the synopsis — and assembles a draft SF330 that already passes the technical evaluation rubric.

Request the rubric
3.2 hrs
Median time to first compliant draft (was 47 hours)
94%
Of evaluation criteria addressed on Section H first pass
0
Re-keying. Pulls from your CRM, project database & past SF330s
SF330
USACE-W912DY-26-R-0044 · Indefinite Delivery for A-E Services
DRAFTING · 11.3 PAGES
A
Contract Information
100%
B
Architect-Engineer POC
C
Proposed Team
D
Organizational Chart
E
Résumés of Key Personnel
F
Example Projects (10)
G
Key Personnel × Project Matrix
H
Additional Information
AGENT · MEI (Proposals) · 7 CITATIONS · 4 SOURCES INDEXED
ETA · 14 MIN
SECTION · WHAT SF330s COST YOU TODAY

One SF330.
$31,400 in burden.

We benchmarked 38 mid-size AEC firms across USACE, NAVFAC, and GSA-PBS pursuits. The numbers below are medians. The labor doesn't include the principal's review pass.

Proposal manager
Compliance check, narrative, Section H.
86 hours
$12,470
Capture / BD
Strategy, win themes, key personnel decisions.
32 hours
$5,600
Technical writer
Project cards, résumé reformatting, callouts.
64 hours
$7,040
Graphics / production
Org chart, project layout, color, photography.
28 hours
$2,660
Principal / PIC review
Final approval. The most expensive hour.
12 hours
$3,420
TOTAL · MEDIAN SF330
222 hrs
$31,400
ASSUMES 1.0 SOLE-SOURCE / TASK ORDER · IDIQ ON-RAMP RUNS 1.6× · MATOCS 2.4×
SECTION · THE PLAYBOOK · BY SF330 SECTION

Five agents.
One form.
Section by section.

C
AGENT · CAPTURE
Section C — Proposed Team

Pulls every active employee from your HRIS. Filters by clearance, discipline, AOR. Suggests team composition based on what won similar pursuits.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Reads from Privia / BambooHR / Workday
  • Cross-checks against project allocation
  • Flags clearance gaps before submission
E
AGENT · PROPOSAL
Section E — Résumés of Key Personnel

Generates the SF330-compliant résumé block from your project database. Three-column format, project examples mapped to relevant experience, education and registration sorted by recency.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Pulls from project DB & PE/RA license records
  • Auto-formats to USACE block layout
  • The Proposals agent rewrites the role description in your firm's voice
F
AGENT · PROPOSAL
Section F — Example Projects (10)

Picks the ten best projects from your portfolio for this pursuit. Scored on agency, contract type, square footage, delivery method, and Section H themes.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Indexes every prior SF330 you've submitted
  • Avoids cards used in losing past pursuits
  • Generates the project blurb with cited financials
G
AGENT · POST-AWARD
Section G — Key Personnel × Project Matrix

The grid that takes everyone three days. Auto-built from sections E and F. Cells are filled with role notation. Conflicts flagged.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Generates 9 × 10 matrix in 2 seconds
  • Highlights people with no Section F project
  • Output is camera-ready vector PDF
H
AGENT · PROPOSAL
Section H — Additional Information

The win-themes section. The Proposals agent pulls the agency's recent technical evaluation findings, mission needs, and Section L/M requirements — then writes a Section H response that answers them directly.

WHAT THE AGENT DOES
  • Mines FPDS for agency award patterns
  • Reads agency Acquisition Plan if available
  • Bid principal reviews every claim with one click
EXHIBIT · SECTION G LIVE
The grid that breaks Excel

Section G,
built in two seconds.

The Key Personnel × Project matrix is the most-cited reason proposal teams hate SF330s. GovSignals builds it from sections E and F automatically. Hover any cell to see where the role-on-project history comes from.

LEGEND · PM PROJECT MANAGER · DE DESIGN ENGINEER · TM TECHNICAL MANAGER · QM QC MANAGER · SP SPECIALIST
SECTION G · KEY PERSONNEL × PROJECT
● AUTO-GENERATED · 1.4s
Fort Liberty MedNaval Base PSNSJoint Base Lewis-McChordCamp Pendleton CDCFE Warren AFBVA Long BeachGSA Region 9Buckley SFBJoint Base AndrewsTinker AFB
J. Vega, PEPMQMPMQMPMQMPMQMPMQM
M. Okafor, AIADESPDESPDESPDESPDESP
L. Chen, PETMTMTMTMTM
R. Sato, PMPQMPMQMPMQMPMQMPMQMPM
A. Hassan, LEED APSPDESPDESPDESPDESPDE
T. Singh, RATMTMTMTMTM
K. Lopez, EIPMQMPMQMPMQMPMQMPMQM
D. Park, PEDESPDESPDESPDESPDESP
B. Wallace, AIATMTMTMTMTM
HOVER ANY CELL · LIVE CITATION TO PRIOR SF330
EXHIBIT · COMPLIANCE PASS

Compliance is not a checklist.

It's a rubric. GovSignals runs the same rubric the contracting officer's evaluation board uses — Section L, Section M, agency-specific addenda — and points at the source clause for every pass or fail.

CITES THE CLAUSE · NOT JUST A YES/NO
COMPLIANCE MATRIX · 9 / 10 PASS · 1 N/A
RAN · 14:22:08 EST
Cover page — solicitation number, due date, firm name
Section L, par. 5.2.1
Section C — minimum 3 disciplines represented
USACE rubric §3.a
Section E — all key personnel have current PE/RA where required
Section L, par. 5.4.b
Section F — 10 projects, none older than 6 years
FAR 36.602-1
Section F — at least 7 projects with same agency/MILDEP
Section M, eval factor 2
Section H — direct response to all 4 evaluation factors
Section M, eval factors 1-4
Section H — past performance citations include CPARS rating
DFARS 215.305
Page count — under 50 pages (excluding Section H narrative)
Section L, par. 5.1
JV agreement attached if applicable
Not applicable — sole prime
Bonding capacity statement attached
Section L, par. 5.8
FIELD REPORT · 220-PERSON A-E FIRM · MIDWEST

Won three USACE MATOCs in the same quarter we adopted GovSignals.

"The Section G grid alone got our 78 hours back per pursuit. But the bigger thing is — our principal can review four SF330s in the time she used to review one, because the citations sit right next to the claims. She trusts the draft."

DIRECTOR OF PURSUITS · ANONYMIZED AT FIRM REQUEST
3 / 3
USACE MATOC awards in adoption quarter
78 hrs
Reclaimed per pursuit. Section G alone.
Principal review throughput
$210k
Estimated reclaimed labor cost · FY26 Q1
SECTION · QUESTIONS FROM AEC LEADERS
Does this work for USACE, NAVFAC, GSA, and VA?

Yes. We maintain agency-specific rubrics for each. USACE Section H is different from NAVFAC. GovSignals knows the difference.

What about IDIQ task orders under a MATOC?

Task-order SF330s are typically shorter and reuse the master's Section E/F. GovSignals tracks what's already on file and only drafts the deltas.

Can we use it on JV pursuits with another firm?

Yes. We support multi-firm workspaces with permissioned data sharing — your CVs stay yours, the JV agreement is attached automatically, the org chart blends both sides.

What does it pull from? Will it touch our CRM?

Read-only adapters into Privia, Deltek, Salesforce, BambooHR, Workday, SharePoint, and your file system. We never write back unless you explicitly enable it.

Does it hallucinate project metrics?

No. Every number — square footage, contract value, completion date — comes from your project database with a citation. If a source doesn't exist, the field stays blank and is flagged.

How fast to first pursuit?

Two weeks. One week to index your project database and CVs, one week to tune the firm-voice model. We bring an engineer on-site.

Your next SF330,
drafted by Friday.

Bring one open USACE, NAVFAC, GSA-PBS or VA pursuit. We'll index your project database during the working session and draft it live. You keep the output.

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