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Analyze your federal contracts, screen new opportunities, research FAR and CAS alongside the board and court rulings that interpret them, and put agentic workflows to work on everything from audit prep to protest drafts. Every answer is cited to its source. Simply enter your company name.
Enter your company name
Type your company name or UEI. No setup, no integrations, no data entry.
See your federal footprint
Your contracts appear organized by agency, type, and value, built from public federal award data.
Put it to work
Screen opportunities, research FAR and CAS with cited answers, run agentic workflows, and get audit-ready.
Dashboard Overview
Agentic Workflows
Contracts Management
Contract Opportunities
eCFR Research
Audit Readiness
AI Audit Trail
Built for every stage of the contract lifecycle
One platform for
- Contract Opportunities
- Federal Budget Analysis
- NDAA Analysis
- SEC Filings
- NAICS Analysis
- SBA Profile
- FAR and CAS Research
- Revolutionary FAR Overhaul
- Subcontract Flow-Down
- Contract Analysis
- Other Transactions
- Audit Readiness
- Unallowable Costs
- Incurred Cost Proposals
- ASBCA Case Law
- GAO Bid Protests
- COFC Decisions
- CBCA Decisions
- SBA Appeals
- False Claims Act
- Agentic Workflows
Workflows that
show their work.
Twenty-one grounded workflows across five categories: draft a GAO protest, brief an ASBCA or COFC decision, screen a solicitation for protest signals, build a requirements package, test a cost for allowability, or check your written policies against the criteria an auditor uses. Each one runs an agent that retrieves from the platform's own corpora, never from memory.
Every run shows its step trace and the sources it read, cites what it retrieved in the document it drafts, and exports to Word or Excel or saves to your Workspace.
Workflows
FIVE CATEGORIES
Every Run
SOURCES SHOWN IN-LINE
Full Trace
WATCH THE AGENT WORK
+ Excel Export
OR SAVE TO WORKSPACE
Open solicitations,
matched to you.
GovConDash pulls the active SAM.gov solicitation family every day and scores every notice against your own SAM registration and federal award history. NAICS, buying command, set-aside, PSC, and place of performance each carry a plain-language reason chip, so a match always explains itself.
Browse the ranked feed, read the map of where the demand actually sits against the states you already win work in, and open a per-NAICS market brief covering who wins the code, who buys it, and what is open right now.
Research small businesses get a fourth view: the Department of War's live SBIR and STTR topics, which are never posted on SAM.gov. GovConDash reads them daily from the DoW SBIR/STTR Innovation Portal (DSIP) and scores each topic against your own SBIR award record in the SBA registry, with the 500-employee size test read from your SAM registration. The matched SAM.gov feed, the market brief, and the DoW SBIR/STTR topics are included with Pro and Max.
Matched notices by place-of-performance state; darker means more opportunities. The pin is the contractor's registered location, and each ring is a state they have already won work in, sized by how much of their history sits there.
Engineering and technical support services
Dept of the Army
Score 92AlabamaSBA 8(a)54133012d leftSystems integration and sustainment
Dept of the Navy
Score 87VirginiaTotal Small Business54151221d leftProgram management support
Defense Logistics Agency
Score 81TexasSDVOSB5416116d left
- NAICS 541330 matches your registration
- You hold 14 awards with this buying command
- Set-aside matches your 8(a) status
- PSC R425 matches your award history
- Place of performance is a state you work in
Which market
am I actually in?
A per-NAICS market brief on your own primary code, built from live USAspending.gov aggregates and the SAM.gov notices already in the platform. It answers the questions a feed of solicitations cannot: who wins this code, who buys it, what kind of work it really is, where the money is heading, and how your own position compares.
Every panel is a deterministic aggregate over public data, each one wrapped so a single failed call degrades that panel alone rather than the page. Where a figure is an inference, the brief says so.
Manufacturing
SBA small business size standard
1,500 employees
Your small business status
Read from your SAM.gov registration
Market obligations
$242.4B
Live, 5 year window
Top concentration
94.0%
Of the top 10 shown
Open notices now
21
From SAM.gov
Closing in 30 days
17
From SAM.gov
Top Recipients
Sourced live from USAspending.gov, rolling 5 year window.
- 1Lockheed Martin Corporation6 registrations combined$114.8B
- 2The Boeing Company8 registrations combined$67.7B
- 3Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation$17.8B
- 4Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation4 registrations combined$9.3B
- 5General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.$5.4B
Top Buyers
Commands that obligate in this code.
- Department of the Navyexisting customer
- Department of the Army
- Department of the Air Force
- Defense Logistics Agency
What kind of work this NAICS covers
Product and Service Codes separate the lines of work.
- 1510AIRCRAFT, FIXED WING
- 1520AIRCRAFT, ROTARY WING
- 1560AIRFRAME STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
- J015MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- AIRCRAFT AND AIRFRAME STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
Market figures shown are the real USAspending.gov totals for NAICS 336411, where the leader holds 47 percent of the five year window on its own. The signed-in company's position is withheld here and is the one thing this preview does not show.
Grounded background on the code
The NAICS title, its sector, and the SBA size standard from 13 CFR 121.201, with your own small business status under that code and link-outs to the Census, SBA and SAM.gov references.
Who wins it
Top recipients over a rolling five year window from USAspending.gov, with a company's separate registrations consolidated before ranking, so a top ten is ten distinct companies rather than one prime holding five rows.
Who buys it
The buying commands and departments that actually obligate in this code, with the ones you already hold awards with flagged as existing customers.
What kind of work it really is
One NAICS spans several distinct lines of work. The Product and Service Code drill-down separates them, so you can see which part of the code is yours.
Where the money is going
Obligations by fiscal year across the window, so a market that is growing and one that is being wound down do not look alike.
Who you are likely up against
On your own top-scoring notices, who has won that buyer and PSC lane before. SAM.gov publishes no bidder list, so this is stated as an inference about past winners, never as a record of who has bid.
Know your buyer
before the notice posts.
See who buys what you sell. The Buyer Finder ranks the departments, agencies, commands and contracting offices buying under your NAICS and PSC codes, by live USAspending obligations above the agency and by open SAM.gov notices below it, and marks each one as an existing customer, adjacent to a customer, or new to you, from your own award history there.
Save the buyers worth pursuing to your Agency Watchlist, open a buyer page to see what it buys against your codes and who wins there, and ask the Agencies Agent to brief a buyer or explain the FAR rules on market research and exchanges with industry, with every buyer, award and rule it names linked to its source.
Buyer Finder
Who buys the work
Departments, agencies, commands and offices ranked under your codes, set-aside and place of performance, each tied to your awards there and the notices open now.
Buyer page
One buyer, every angle
Obligations by fiscal year, the NAICS and PSC it buys against yours, who wins there, your award history, its open notices, the offices under it and its other transaction agreements.
Agency Watchlist
From target to customer
Each buyer saved with a stage, your notes and follow-up reminders on your calendar, one click from the teaming partners already winning there.
Agencies Agent
A buyer brief with sources
Ask which buyers fit you, what a command buys, or how the FAR governs market research and industry days. Cited answers, plus searches, watchlist adds and reminders you confirm with one click.
The right partner,
found in the award data.
See who actually wins the work. Filter by agency, component, NAICS, PSC, set-aside and place of performance, and the Partner Finder ranks the companies from live USAspending award data, each with the role it could play for you, drawn from the size it states on its own SAM.gov registration and the certifications on file.
Save the ones worth a call to your Partner Pipeline, track each one from first contact to a signed agreement, and ask the Teaming Agent to brief a company or draft a first outreach email, with every company, award and rule it names linked to its source.
Partner Finder
Who wins the work
Companies ranked by what they won under your filters, each with a suggested role for you. Start from a SAM.gov notice and the search fills itself in.
Company page
One company, every registration
Prime obligations by fiscal year, its awarding agencies, the primes it subs to and the subs it uses, its other transaction agreements, and its record on the platform's dockets.
Partner Pipeline
From identified to agreed
Each partner saved with its role and stage, your notes, and follow-up reminders on your calendar. Compare up to three side by side.
Teaming Agent
A teaming brief with sources
Ask who complements you, who a company works with, or what the FAR and SBA rules say about the arrangement. Cited answers, plus searches, pipeline adds and reminders you confirm with one click.
Incurred Cost Proposal Dashboard
Browser-based ICP preparation with automated schedule generation, DCAA adequacy review, and what-if scenario modeling, all in one platform.
7-Step Data Entry Wizard
A guided wizard follows the natural data dependency order, from company setup through certification.
- 1Setup: company info, pools, general questions
- 2Chart of Accounts with pool assignments
- 3General Ledger balances & transactions
- 4Job Cost Ledger, Contracts, IRS 941 & Certification
Federal regulations,
decoded.
The regulatory core of the platform: the full acquisition corpus of the FAR, DFARS, and 23 more agency supplements, held as 10,106 full-text sections and refreshed weekly. A grounded research agent answers your questions with citations to the regulation text it retrieved, never from memory, and it is free on every account.
Three sub-tabs cover the codified rule and everything moving underneath it: grounded FAR & DFARS research with change alerts, Cost Accounting Standards, and the FAR Overhaul deviation overlay.
Research
Grounded regulatory research
Ask across the FAR, DFARS, and 23 more supplements. Cited answers, a regulation watchlist with weekly change alerts, and proposed rules from the Federal Register while the comment window is still open.
CAS
Cost Accounting Standards
All 19 standards with coverage thresholds, the CAS-to-FAR crosswalk, open CAS Board cases from the Unified Agenda, and the Board's own GAAP conformance guidance.
FAR Overhaul
The deviation overlay
The Revolutionary FAR Overhaul beside the codified rule it displaces: 1,674 class deviation records across 41 agencies, with every DoW class deviation memo readable in full.
Protest Decisions
FROM GAO.GOV
Federal Departments
GOVERNMENT-WIDE
Protest Grounds
TAXONOMY-CLASSIFIED
Coverage
2010 TO 2026
GAO protests,
decoded.
The Government Accountability Office decides the bid protests that shape federal source selection: technical and past-performance evaluation, price realism, best-value tradeoffs, discussions, and set-aside eligibility. GovConDash brings the full government-wide corpus together with grounded, citation-verified AI analysis.
Search every decision, draft professional protest briefs with verified-in-source citations, see sustain rates by protest ground and the authorities each ruling relies on, and ask the research agent across years of decisions.
ASBCA case law,
decoded.
The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals decides the disputes that shape government contracting: cost allowability, CAS, terminations, delay and disruption, and DCAA audits. GovConDash brings the full corpus together with grounded, citation-verified AI analysis.
Search every decision, read professional legal briefs with verified-in-source citations, explore win rates by issue, open each case's own citation graph, and ask the research agent across decades of case law.
Decisions Analyzed
GROUNDED LEGAL BRIEFS
Coverage
2010 TO 2026
Issue Types
TAXONOMY-CLASSIFIED
Board Judges
IN THE ANALYZED CORPUS
COFC Opinions
2,330 FULL TEXT CAPTURED
CBCA Decisions
CIVILIAN-AGENCY APPEALS
SBA OHA Decisions
SIZE AND ELIGIBILITY
Forums Covered
GAO, ASBCA, CBCA, COFC, CAFC, OHA
Six forums,
one research surface.
Bid protests end at GAO and defense contract disputes at the ASBCA, but the story continues at the Court of Federal Claims, at the Civilian Board of Contract Appeals for every civilian agency's disputes, and, for size and eligibility, at the SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals. GovConDash captures all three: 2,364 COFC opinions across both the contract-disputes and the bid-protest sides of that court, 2,330 of them readable in full, 3,639 CBCA decisions back to 2007, and 1,203 OHA decisions, with search, section navigation, and the authorities each one cites resolved into the other corpora.
The SBA Appeals tab also carries the NAICS research tool: look up any code, its SBA size standard, and your own registered codes, grounded in the Census Bureau's own 2022 tables.
Enforcement,
read from the source.
Six forums decide what a contractor is owed. The Department of Justice decides what it will be pursued for. GovConDash reads the Department's own False Claims Act announcements through its documented press-release API and screens them to federal procurement at any agency: 951 announcements covering 809 distinct matters from 2009 forward.
DoJ Announcements
809 DISTINCT MATTERS
Recovered
ACROSS 658 RESOLVED MATTERS
Federal Agencies
WHOSE CONTRACTS WERE AT ISSUE
Coverage
2009 TO 2026
Competitor financials,
read from the source.
88 publicly traded defense contractors, read straight from what they file: 4,464 10-K, 10-Q, and 8-K documents cached from SEC EDGAR, with financial statements, risk factors, and business sections extracted for analysis.
See where every subsidiary is incorporated from each filing's own Exhibit 21, compare financial ratios across the sector, follow quarterly trends, and read the filing itself in a full-document reader with an income statement Sankey drawn from the numbers the company filed.
Follow the money,
before it's obligated.
The Department of War's FY2027 request, parsed from the comptroller's own budget exhibits into 4,425 line items you can browse, filter, and trace. The Budget Flow view draws the full $1.46T request from exhibit to organization, and every ribbon opens the line items behind it.
Beside it, the NDAA tracker follows the year's authorization bill: live status, the bill text itself in 1,109 searchable sections, and an AI relevance brief mapped to your own NAICS.
The OT market,
mapped.
Other Transaction agreements move fast and publish little. GovConDash holds the full SAM.gov OT module: 51,788 actions across 9,296 agreements, FY2001 through FY2026, refreshed daily.
The consortia directory joins the 36 published OT consortia to the corpus itself: who manages each one, where they sit, which buying commands obligate through them, and the $36.7B in agreements the linkage attributes, measured rather than claimed.
Everything you draft,
saved and in sync.
The Workspace keeps every document the platform drafts for you. A workflow run, a protest or decision brief, a regulatory answer, a ledger scan, a requirements package: each one saves with the sources it cited and the steps it took, so you can reopen a draft weeks later and carry on rather than start again.
Documents file themselves into folders by where they came from, and a requirements package keeps its own folder holding the solicitation documents the agent actually read. Search across everything, edit in place, and export any document to Word or Excel.
Filed where your firm
already keeps its files.
Connect your Microsoft account and every save lands in your own OneDrive as the same professional Word and Excel files the export buttons produce.
You sign in on Microsoft's own consent screen, so GovConDash never sees your password. Disconnect at any time and the files stay where they are.
DCAA Pre-Award Accounting Survey
Complete the SF 1408 checklist inside GovConDash: guidance grounded in DCAA audit program 17740 and the Contract Audit Manual, an AI assistant that explains every question and drafts your narratives, and the filled DCAA checklist PDF. Every survey is saved and versioned in your account.
Guided SF 1408 Survey Checklist
A step-by-step guided process through every section of the DCAA Pre-Award Accounting System Survey, ensuring nothing is missed before your auditor arrives.
- 1Company information, CAGE code, and accounting system basics
- 2DCAA audit history, CAS compliance, and cost-type contract experience
- 3Cost segregation, timekeeping, labor distribution, and FAR 31 compliance
- 4Mirrors DCAA Checklist, SF 1408, and DCAAM 7641.90 requirements
One platform.
Every source that matters.
Every answer GovConDash gives is retrieved and cited from grounded, verifiable data. Here is what the platform sits on.
Regulations and clauses
10,106
eCFR regulation sections
full text, searchable
2,232
FAR and supplement clauses
across 25 agency supplements
194
Flow-down clauses
in the grounded matrix
1,674
Class deviation records
FAR Overhaul, 41 agencies
Case law, appeals and enforcement
5,949
GAO protest decisions
government-wide, 5,928 full text
4,650
ASBCA decisions
4,588 AI-analyzed
3,639
CBCA decisions
civilian agencies, 3,639 full text
2,364
COFC decisions
protests and disputes, 2,330 with full opinion text
453
Federal Circuit decisions
the appeals court over COFC and the boards, 364 with full opinion text
1,203
SBA OHA decisions
size and eligibility appeals
951
False Claims Act announcements
809 procurement matters, 2009 forward
Market and spending
Daily
SAM.gov opportunities
matched to your profile
Daily
DoW SBIR/STTR topics
from DSIP, scored to your award record
219,646
SBIR/STTR awards
SBA registry, 105,819 Department of War
Live
USAspending award data
retrieved on demand
51,788
Other Transaction actions
36 consortia mapped
4,464
SEC filings
88 contractors tracked
813,576
SAM.gov registrations
active, any contractor by UEI, refreshed monthly
Budget and policy
4,425
Budget line items
Department of War, FY2027
1,109
NDAA bill text sections
FY2027, H.R. 8800
2,125
NAICS codes
2022 edition, searchable
63
FAR dollar thresholds
tracked with provenance
Audit and compliance
6,232
DCAA audit program steps
across 73 programs
2,587
DCAA manual paragraphs
CAM and cost guidebook
46
FAR 31.205 cost principles
analyzed for allowability
118
C3PAO assessors
CMMC marketplace directory
GovConDash.ai
Every count is taken from the platform's own database.
Built to be checked.
Citations verified
AI-drafted analyses are checked against the source text after generation; a claim that cannot be verified is dropped, not shipped.
An audit trail you can read
Every AI task is logged with its surface, model, and measured token usage, reviewable in the AI Audit Trail tab.
Honest gaps
Missing data renders as not available with a link to the official source. Nothing is filled in to look complete.
Secure access
Sessions ride signed, httpOnly cookies, and every paid or AI feature is gated server-side, never by the browser alone.
Everything you need for
government contracting
Contract Summary Dashboard
Comprehensive overview of all your federal contracts with key metrics, award history, and spending trends from USAspending.gov.
Audit Readiness
Get instant compliance reports and tools to prepare for DCAA audits, from system adequacy reviews and unallowable cost identification to a gap assessment of your own written policies.
Subcontract Flow-Down
Determine which FAR clauses must flow down to your subcontractors, review proposed clause lists for compliance, and generate flow-down templates, with every determination cited from a grounded clause matrix.
Ledger Scan
Upload a general ledger and screen every line against 351 FAR 31.205 cost and risk terms, each verified against the regulation text, with questioned amounts totaled and every finding yours to accept or dismiss.
Chart of Accounts Classification
Classify your chart of accounts with AI-suggested mappings and a human-review loop, so every classification is confirmed by you before it counts.
Workspace
Save any AI-drafted document to your Workspace, keep revisions as drafts evolve, and pick up long-running research where you left off.
Your contracts,
in your pocket.
GovConDash.ai is built mobile-first, so the full platform works right in your phone's browser. There is no app to install. Search ASBCA case law, run an agentic compliance workflow, check contract activity, or review subcontract flow-down clauses from the field, the client site, or the boarding gate.
Even the heaviest features reflow for a small screen with touch-friendly controls. Read a grounded, citation-verified ASBCA legal brief, explore how cases cite one another, or watch an AI workflow show its work step by step, and get the same cited answers whether you are at your desk or on the go.
Works in any browser
NO APP TO INSTALL
Touch-friendly controls
BUILT FOR SMALL SCREENS
Agentic workflows anywhere
CITED, STEP-BY-STEP
ASBCA research on the go
GROUNDED LEGAL BRIEFS
Common
questions.
Everything you need to know about GovConDash.ai and government contracting compliance.
GovConDash.ai is an intelligence and compliance platform for federal contractors and the professionals who advise them. Enter your company name and it builds a dashboard of your federal awards from USAspending.gov and matches open SAM.gov opportunities to your profile. Underneath that sits grounded AI research across the FAR, DFARS, and CAS, the decisions of GAO, the ASBCA, the Court of Federal Claims, the CBCA, and SBA OHA, SEC filings, the federal budget, and Other Transaction agreements. Agentic workflows then draft the work product itself, from audit preparation to protest briefs, and every answer is cited to the source it came from.
The dashboard is organized into four areas. Contracts: your award portfolio, SAM.gov opportunities matched daily to your profile with per-NAICS market intelligence, the Department of War's SBIR/STTR topics scored against your own award record, and the Other Transactions module with its consortia directory. Research: the Regulations & Policy tab (the eCFR Research agent across FAR, DFARS, and CAS, beside the FAR Overhaul deviation overlay), plus GAO protest decisions, ASBCA decisions, COFC opinions, CBCA decisions, SBA appeals, SEC filings, and the federal budget with the NDAA tracker. Compliance: audit readiness, subcontract flow-down, and accounting tools including Ledger Scan and chart of accounts classification. AI: the Workflows hub, your Workspace, and the AI Audit Trail that logs every AI task.
GovConDash.ai is designed for government contractors of all sizes, from small businesses seeking their first cost-type contract to established contractors managing complex indirect rate structures, and for the attorneys, consultants, and accountants who serve them. It is especially useful for contractors subject to DCAA oversight, teams competing for set-aside work, and anyone who researches the FAR, CAS, or the decisions that interpret them.
Yes. The platform ingests active SAM.gov solicitations daily and scores every notice against your own SAM registration and federal award history, with plain-language reason chips explaining each match. A per-NAICS market brief answers who wins the code, who buys it, and what is open right now, and the Opportunity Requirements Package workflow reads a notice's own attachments and builds the compliance matrix and response checklist for it. Research small businesses also get the Department of War's live SBIR and STTR topics, which are never posted on SAM.gov: read daily from DSIP and scored against your own SBIR award record, included with Pro and Max.
The Regulations & Policy tab pairs a grounded AI research agent with a local database of 10,106 acquisition-regulation sections spanning the FAR, DFARS, CAS, and 23 more agency supplements. The agent runs a multi-step retrieval pipeline and synthesizes a cited compliance report personalized to your company profile, exportable to PDF, Word, or Markdown. Around it sit full-text keyword search with links to official eCFR.gov pages, a regulation watchlist with side-by-side change diffs, Federal Register proposed rules surfaced while the comment window is still open, a Cost Accounting Standards sub-tab with all 19 standards and the CAS-to-FAR crosswalk, and the FAR Overhaul deviation overlay.
Yes. The Revolutionary FAR Overhaul is carried as a deviation overlay beside the codified rule it displaces: 1,674 class deviation records across 41 agencies, every DoW class deviation memo readable in full text, and a renumbering crosswalk so a legacy citation resolves to its successor. The overlay refreshes on a weekly schedule, so a new revision shows up beside the rule it supersedes.
Yes. GovConDash.ai includes a full Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals (ASBCA) research suite covering 4,650 decisions back to 2010, sourced from asbca.mil with grounded, citation-verified AI analysis. Each analyzed decision becomes a professional legal brief (synopsis, holding, issues presented, and quantum) with every authority and quote verified against the source PDF. The suite also offers win-rate and issue analytics, a per-case citation graph, similar-case discovery, and an AI research agent that answers questions across the corpus and cites only the cases it retrieved. Explore it on the ASBCA research page.
Yes. The GAO Protest suite covers 5,949 decisions from gao.gov across 57 departments and agencies, government-wide back to 2010. Each decision carries grounded AI case analysis, sustain rates are broken out by protest ground, and every decision lists the authorities and prior protests it relies on. Workflows draft protest briefs grounded in the corpus, and the Protest Lead Scan screens live solicitations for the signals that have historically drawn protests. Explore it on the GAO Protest research page.
Yes. The platform holds 2,364 COFC opinions covering contract disputes and bid protests alike, 2,330 of them readable in full, 3,639 Civilian Board of Contract Appeals decisions back to 2007, and 1,203 SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals decisions, with search, section navigation, and the authorities they cite resolved across the corpora. The SBA Appeals tab also carries the NAICS research tool: any code, its SBA size standard, and your own registered codes, grounded in the Census Bureau's 2022 tables.
An agentic workflow is an AI agent that takes a defined job and carries it through every step on its own: drafting a GAO protest, briefing a board or court decision, building a requirements package from a solicitation, screening notices for protest leads, testing a cost for allowability, or checking your written policies against the criteria an auditor uses. Each one works from the platform's own regulations and case law rather than from memory, and shows you the steps it took and the sources it read along the way. The finished document cites what it retrieved, and you can export it to Word or Excel or save it to your Workspace.
An Incurred Cost Proposal is an annual submission required under FAR 52.216-7 for contractors with flexibly priced government contracts. It reports actual costs incurred and supports the establishment of final indirect cost rates, which may be reviewed or audited by DCAA. The GovConDash.ai ICP Dashboard automates the full lifecycle, from data entry through schedule generation, validation, and DCAA adequacy review. It runs in the ICP Dashboard tab of this app: the Overview is free, and preparing the proposal is included with Pro and Max.
Before a contracting officer awards a cost-type contract, DCAA may review whether your accounting system meets the SF 1408 criteria, starting from its pre-award survey checklist. The Pre-Award Survey tool walks you through every checklist question with guidance grounded in DCAA audit program 17740 and CAM 5-202, drafts your narratives with an AI assistant, and produces the filled DCAA checklist PDF. The survey overview and the official sources are free; creating, saving and exporting surveys and the AI assistant are included with Pro and Max.
The Audit Readiness tool analyzes your company's federal contract portfolio from USAspending.gov and generates a compliance report identifying whether you are a major or nonmajor contractor, which fiscal years require ICP submissions, whether a Provisional Billing Rate (PBR) or Accounting System Audit is required, and what actions you need to take to stay compliant, built on a corpus of DCAA's own audit programs and the Contract Audit Manual you can explore step by step.
Yes. The free plan includes your contract dashboard, the FAR Clause Library and eCFR keyword search, the ASBCA decision browser with grounded case analysis, and the eCFR Research Agent at one run per week. The ICP Dashboard Overview is free as well, covering when your next incurred cost proposal is due, which of your contracts make it due, and the rules and audit program that govern it. Preparing the proposal itself (the seven-step wizard, the generated schedules, and the DCAA adequacy checklist) is included with Pro and Max, along with generous monthly AI agent runs across all agents and workflows. No credit card is required to start, and monthly Pro comes with a 14-day free trial: checkout takes a card, nothing is charged for 14 days, and cancelling before then costs nothing.
Yes. GovConDash.ai uses encrypted PostgreSQL storage with bcrypt password hashing, container isolation, API rate limiting, Cloudflare DDoS protection, and role-based access control.
Built by someone
who knows GovCon
Former DCAA/DoDIG Auditor with 15+ years of experience in government contract compliance. I built GovConDash.ai because I saw contractors struggling with the same compliance challenges over and over. This platform gives you the insights and AI tools I wish every contractor had during my auditing days.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Full FAR and CAS research, the decision libraries (ASBCA, GAO, COFC, CBCA, and SBA appeals), and the audit-readiness tools are free to get started. Move to Pro or Max when you run grounded AI analysis and agentic workflows every day, or when you want SAM.gov solicitations and the Department of War's SBIR/STTR topics matched to your company. No credit card is required to begin.
Free
Always free.
Get started with grounded FAR/DFARS research and the full decision libraries at no cost.
- Full FAR Clause Library and the ASBCA, GAO, COFC and SBA decision browsers
- eCFR search and grounded ASBCA case analysis
- eCFR Research Agent, 1 run per week
- Community support
Pro
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
For contractors and counsel who run AI analysis regularly. Generous quotas and priority access.
- Everything in Free
- 100 AI agent runs per month across all agents and workflows
- Matched SAM.gov opportunities, DoW SBIR/STTR topics, and per-NAICS market intelligence
- Agentic Workflows Hub: protest drafts, legal briefs, and requirements packages
- ASBCA, GAO protest, audit readiness, and subcontracting research agents
- Workspace with OneDrive sync, Word and Excel exports, and the AI Audit Trail
- Priority support
Max
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
For teams and power users who draft with AI every day. The highest quota, plus first access to everything new.
- Everything in Pro
- 250 AI agent runs per month, 2.5x the Pro quota
- Headroom for daily briefs, protest drafts, and requirements packages
- Early access to new features as they ship
- Priority support
The Free plan needs no credit card · The Pro 14-day free trial takes one and converts to $99 / month unless you cancel · Upgrade or cancel anytime from your dashboard