acqagent.ai
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The acquisition advisor that never clocks out.

AcqAgent builds tools that eliminate the tedious parts of federal acquisition — FAR research, clause checks, compliance groundwork — so your team can focus on the decisions that actually matter.

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v2.1

GAO Bid Protest Nexus

33,136 GAO bid protest decisions, coded against 33 protest grounds and eight case facets. It runs in your browser: nothing to download, nothing to install.

The map tab: a dark 3D constellation of protest-ground clusters over 33,136 decisions, with a filter panel listing each ground and its decision count, and a limitations panel stating what the coding does and does not cover.
The map tab: every decision as a dot, clustered around its protest ground. Map The decision table: protests listed by B-number with ground, outcome, authority and posture, filterable across eight facets. Table Dynamic Search: ranked passages from the full decision text, each scored and linked back to its source decision, with decade, outcome and source filters. Dynamic Search Ground detail: sustain rates for one protest ground with confidence intervals and breakdowns by authority and posture. Ground detail Decision analysis: one decision reduced to a snapshot of parties, solicitation and dollar value, then procurement authority and posture, with related decisions from the corpus index. Analysis
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GAO Bid Protest Nexus

33,136 protest decisions mapped by ground, with sustain rates and a decision table. Runs in your browser.

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MCPs

Model Context Protocol servers that plug acquisition data straight into the tools you already use.

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Skills

Drop-in Claude skills for FAR and HHSAR clause checks, and more.

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Open source and open to the community. A corrected clause date counts as much as a patch.

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Examples

Free reference downloads and walkthroughs of AcqAgent applied to real federal acquisition workflows.

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Resources

FAR, DFARS, SAM.gov, and other references we trust.

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