Procurement Sciences AI

Government IT service contractors can track GWAC & IDIQ opportunities, respond faster to task orders & write winning proposals with the Awarded AI platform.

The PSciBIS application has transitioned to the Awarded AI system.

The page lists 10 questions to ask when selecting an AI proposal solution for government contracting needs.

The guide covers the 2025 government shutdown, including the meanings of “excepted” and “exempt,” work that can continue, common impacts, and tips for protecting contracts, teams, and cash flow.

The page compares RFP automation software for GovCon bids and says Awarded AI speeds compliance matrices, pWin calls, and reviews.

The page discusses generative AI and its effects on industries, including government contracting.

The company develops GenAI efficiency solutions for government contractors.

Christian Ferreira founded Procurement Sciences after experiencing inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and outdated processes as a government contractor. He envisioned an AI-powered platform tailored to the government contracting sector.

Greg Larson has over 20 years of SaaS experience and serves as CTO at Procurement Sciences, leading Engineering and Product.

Jim McDermott is VP of Operations at Procurement Sciences and has over 30 years of PMO leadership experience in government contracting. His experience includes proposal development and managing complex solutions.

Established in 2022, Procurement Sciences is the leading AI platform for government contractors. Built by leaders with 500+ years of GovCon experience.

Procurement Sciences uses AI-powered workflows to help contractors win deals.

Procurement Sciences AI helps users find, manage, and bid on federal, state, and local government opportunities, and use AI for proposals.

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