Official-source basis
Contract, bidder, and award information is tied back to the awarding agency’s published documents.
Private, source-linked post-bid intelligence
See where a close bid separated from the award.
NearWin turns official public bid documents into a clear comparison between a contractor’s submitted bid and the officially awarded bid, including the line items that contributed most to the gap.
The NearWin report
A closer look at the number behind a near win
The report organizes official source material into a practical view of the total bid gap and the pay items that most affected it.
Line-item comparison
Validated shared pay items are compared to show where dollar and percentage differences accumulated.
Clear limitations
Each analysis states its comparison basis, confidence, and any limits in the underlying public record.
From bid tabulation to report
Built for a direct review
Read the public record
NearWin processes the agency’s published bid and award documents and preserves the source reference.
Measure the gap
The contractor’s submitted prices are compared against the officially awarded bid at total and line-item levels.
Focus on the swing items
The report brings the largest validated differences forward so the contractor can review them in context.
Methodology
Evidence first, including when the record is incomplete.
- The officially awarded bid is the comparison basis when the agency publishes it.
- No bidder is described as responsive unless an official source establishes responsiveness.
- Ambiguous or conflicting award records are held out rather than presented as conclusive.
- Each report preserves source provenance and states what the analysis does and does not establish.
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