Hank.

For government vendors

Budgets and expiring contracts, months ahead of the solicitation.

Selling software, services or equipment to cities, counties and school districts? Hank reads the record where the purchase is decided and names the person who owns it.

50,000+
Public sources
98 days
Average head start
1–3 min
To read an RFP

Your pipeline

Example · K–12 · 6 states

  • Signal · Board minutesRFP expected Q1

    Student information system replacement

    Lakeside Independent School District · Sep 18

  • Expiring contractRebid expected Mar

    Employee benefits administration

    Travis County, TX · Ends Jun 30

  • Live RFPDue Jan 15

    IT infrastructure modernization

    Lakeside Independent School District

Every item keeps its dated source

01

Be in the conversation before the RFP.

Most public purchases are visible months early. Hank surfaces them while the requirements are still being written.

  • Budgets, board minutes, grants and expiring contracts
  • Matched to what you sell and where
  • The procurement and program contacts, by name

Where the decision shows up first

  • Budget lineA new program is funded
  • Board minutesA purchase is approved
  • Expiring contractAn incumbent is up for rebid
  • Grant awardNew money, new timeline

Hank reads all four across cities, counties, school districts and state agencies.

First draft · RFP · Example

IT Infrastructure Modernization, Response

Lakeside Independent School District

  • Technical approach

    From 3 comparable deployments

    Drafted
  • Past performance

    From 5 K–12 references

    Drafted
  • Data privacy and FERPA

    From your current attestation

    In review
  • Pricing forms

    Not in your knowledge base

    Needs source

02

Then respond in hours, not weeks.

Hank reads the RFP in minutes and drafts the response from your own past proposals, references and approved language.

  • Scope, scoring and compliance pulled out for you
  • A first draft that names its sources and its gaps
  • RFIs and questionnaires answered from your knowledge base

What vendors ask.

  • Yes. Hank reads every kind of public purchase: software, services, equipment and professional contracts, as well as construction.

See it on your work

Walk your territory live with our team.

Thirty minutes, your counties, your service lines. We'll show you what Hank finds.