Own Contract Bidding AI.

What you'd own.

Every artifact below transfers to your accounts on day one. The whole engine.

• ●Landing page and brand identity for Contract Bidding AI
• ●Proven email outreach sequence targeting BDMs at government contractors
• ●AI agent design spec and system prompts for proposal optimization
• ●Year 1 financial model with TAM analysis and pricing strategy
• ●Customer success playbook and onboarding documentation
• ●Initial 3-month pipeline of identified prospect companies from SAM.gov
• ●Founder persona and positioning strategy for this market

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Contract Bidding AI from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production dashboard for uploading, analyzing, and tracking proposal performance
• ▸FastAPI backend with PostgreSQL for secure data storage and processing
• ▸Data residency option: local LLM inference or private API access
• ▸Stripe billing integration with three pricing tiers and monthly invoicing
• ▸Email automation system for 25 demos/month outreach target
• ▸Multi-tenant authentication with OAuth and account management dashboard
• ▸Analytics suite tracking proposal win rates and performance metrics
• ▸Compliance documentation supporting ITAR and CUI-adjacent content handling

Why this could work.

Proposal writing is a critical cost center for government contractors. Your TAM of 50k active bidders spending $1,600/year on software shows clear budget. Your pricing at $110-150/mo sits in their workflow spend, not an enterprise contract. The pain of writing competitive proposals is constant, documented, and real. If you can demonstrate measurable win-rate improvement through case studies, you have a repeatable B2B outreach play.

What you'd risk.

Government contractors treat bid content as closely as classified material. Many will refuse any SaaS that sends pricing strategies and teaming arrangements to third-party APIs. Proving win-rate improvement is hard and takes months of case studies. Regulatory agencies increasingly restrict undisclosed AI-generated content, making risk-averse contracting officers skip your tool entirely. You are betting that data-residency concerns can be overcome and that proof of performance follows, not precedes, adoption.

Who this fits.

Ideal owner is someone already operating in government contracting or federal sales, with existing BDM relationships or access to prospect lists. You are comfortable with 13% success probability and patient enough to spend 90 days proving value. You are building a real business, not flipping. Alternatively, you are a proven SaaS founder experienced with enterprise outbound, willing to learn the contracting domain quickly, and able to navigate regulatory constraints.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Receive all assets including pipeline, playbook, brand identity, and founder materials
2. Week 1
   Infrastructure deployed, email sequences ready, SAM.gov prospect list imported and organized
3. Week 3
   First prospecting emails sent to 25 identified BDMs, demos scheduled
4. Week 6
   First customers onboarded, initial proposals analyzed, early win-rate data collected
5. Day 90
   Case study framework defined, operational metrics established, next quarter playbook adjusted

Pricing.

Three ways in, depending on how much you want to build yourself.