Finding the opportunity too late
A relevant notice can get lost in a crowded portal. By the time it reaches the right person, the clock is already running.
Then Pursuit could be for you. We’re inviting consulting and professional services teams pursuing Canadian public-sector contracts to join our no-cost pilot. Help shape an RFP workflow designed to reduce the work of finding opportunities, deciding what to bid on and preparing responses.
Sign up for the no-cost pilotFor bid, proposal and business development teams. Pilot participation is at no cost.
Example opportunity · fictional data
Mandatory and rated criteria
Source-linked drafting for review
A relevant notice can get lost in a crowded portal. By the time it reaches the right person, the clock is already running.
Assessing eligibility, fit and requirements up front can be difficult when information is scattered.
Past proposals, case studies and team experience are valuable. Bringing them into the next response takes effort.
Pursuit is being prepared for a no-cost pilot with teams pursuing Canadian public-sector RFPs. These are the workflow stages we’ll evaluate together.
Explore discovery from CanadaBuys, with a focused queue of opportunities worth reviewing.
Assess fit, eligibility and the requirements before committing your team’s time.
Bring existing knowledge into a sourced draft and see what still needs checking.
Review facts, pricing and compliance, then approve the response for manual submission.
Intended pilot scope. Features and deployment options remain subject to validation. AI-assisted outputs require human verification; no bid outcome, compliance or time saving is guaranteed.
If your team pursues Canadian public-sector contracts and responds to more than 20 RFPs a year, sign up for the no-cost Pursuit pilot.
Built around the needs of bid managers, proposal leads and business development teams at consulting and professional services firms.
Sign up below. We’ll contact you to discuss your team’s fit, confirm pilot scope and arrange next steps. No proposal documents are needed to sign up.
Pilot participation is at no cost. We’ll confirm scope, timing and participation terms with your team before onboarding.
Teams pursuing Canadian public-sector work through RFPs, including consulting and professional services firms. We’re especially interested in teams responding to more than 20 RFPs a year.
The platform is being prepared for initial pilot deployment. We’ll confirm availability and tested features with participants.
The intended MVP supports human review and approval, followed by manual submission through the buyer’s process.
Pursuit is available as a SaaS offering or a private instance, depending on your team’s needs. We’ll review your deployment, security and integration requirements and confirm the supported configuration before agreeing to a pilot.
No. Signing up for the pilot doesn’t require proposal documents or confidential procurement information.