I've watched small contractors lose winnable federal work to preventable proposal mistakes — a missed amendment, a format violation, an unanswered requirement. So I built RedTeamRFP: an adversarial audit of your draft RFP response before you submit. How it works (keeping it honest): it runs keyword and rule-based checks of your draft against every requirement in the solicitation, and flags what you missed, what's misformatted, and what's left unanswered. It's a systematic compliance check, not magic. What it is NOT: it won't write your proposal, it doesn't score your win probability, and it guarantees nothing. Most proposals don't lose on merit — they lose on technicalities — and technicalities are all this checks for. It's $99 one-time, no subscription. https://redteamrfp-frontend.vercel.app I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone here who's written federal proposals: what's missing, what's confusing, what would make this worth it to you?   submitted by   /u/iamabigfatnobody [link]   [comments]