What you can ask

Find work

• “Find open cybersecurity opportunities for NAICS 541512.”
• “Search solicitation documents for ‘zero trust architecture’ across federal, state and local opportunities.”
• “What does DHS plan to buy for cloud hosting in fiscal 2027?”
• “Which industry days are coming up in Virginia next month?”
• “Look up NSN 5340-01-234-5678 and who supplies it.”

Narrow your opportunity search

• “Find VA sources sought opportunities posted between September 1 and September 30, 2026.”
• “Show open cybersecurity opportunities with documents G2X can read.”
• “Find closed Army IT opportunities from fiscal 2025.”

Closed-opportunity coverage depends on the records G2X holds. Specify the agency, Notice Type, and date range you need. Your account permissions and plan limits apply.

Research companies and people

• “Look up Leidos: its recent contracts, its vehicles and the agencies it works with.”
• “Find small businesses with past performance in NAICS 541512 that we could team with.”
• “What small-business certifications does this company hold?”
• “Find G2X members who work in Army contracting.”

Awards, vehicles and recompetes

• “Which Army IT contracts end in the next 12 months, and which could be recompeted?”
• “Who uses OASIS+, and how much work goes through it?”
• “Show bid protests about cloud contracts.”
• “Count VA help desk contract awards by vendor for fiscal 2025.”

Read documents

• “List the documents for this opportunity, then read the statement of work in full.”
• “What are the evaluation criteria in this solicitation?”
• “What changed between the original solicitation and amendment 2?”
• “Check how well this opportunity fits my company.”

Check a summary against the solicitation

• “What requirements in this summary could rule us out? Show the supporting documents and pages.”
• “Open the G2X record and SAM.gov opportunity behind this summary, then list the documents it cites.”

A summary may cover only part of the solicitation package. Read the full package and amendments before making a pursuit decision. Ask the AI agent to identify any documents or pages it could not read.

Save work and manage your pipeline

• “Add this opportunity to my watchlist.”
• “Save this search as ‘VA cloud’.”
• “Add this opportunity to my pipeline and note that the draft is due Friday.”
• “Log today's call with our contact at Acme in my CRM and set a follow-up for next Tuesday.”
• “How much of my G2X usage have I used this week?”

Check the source

G2X answers with links to its records and cites the documents it read, so you can open the source behind an answer. When a request is ambiguous, such as a company name shared by several companies, ask your agent to confirm which record it used.

Every tool, one page each

For what each tool does, what it needs and what it returns, an example prompt, and whether it changes anything in your account, see the GovCon MCP tool reference.