Win more government
contracts
AI-powered competitive intelligence that finds opportunities, writes winning proposals, and closes federal contracts.
Walk in already prepared.
What if your capture team walked into the bid meeting with the work already done? Delon runs as a team of AI agents working alongside your people, handling the searching, scoring, briefing, drafting, and follow-up that currently fills most of their week.
Your humans get the strategic hours back, and the agents handle the rest, including the compliance gates and deadline reminders nobody likes catching at the last minute.
Most BD is clerical labor.
Federal BD has become a job of moving information between tabs. The day looks like searching SAM, copying into spreadsheets, cross checking the incumbent, pulling recompete dates, drafting capability statements, emailing contracting officers, tracking the response, then doing it all again next week for the next opportunity because nothing ever carried over.
Most of what passes for capture work isn't strategy. It's clerical labor in a strategy costume, eating eighty hours a week off a team that should be building relationships and winning bids.
Agents that run the work.
Most procurement tools score opportunities on naive keyword matches and call it intelligence. Delon's win probability model trains on 25 years of federal award outcomes, your past performance, and the current competitive set, then surfaces the bids you should actually pursue and the ones you should walk away from.
The agents do the analysis between every signal and every bid, so the meeting starts with answers, not questions.
Proposals that don't read like boilerplate.
Most AI proposal tools generate generic copy that any reviewer recognizes in the first paragraph. Delon writes against the actual Section L and M of the solicitation, in your firm's first-person voice, with citations to the past performance that backs each claim.
What you get is a near-final draft your team refines, not a rough generative starting point that needs weeks of cleanup before it's submission ready.
Know the agency before the call.
Walking into a discovery call without knowing the agency's spending patterns, incumbent footprint, or contracting officer history is amateur hour. Delon pulls 25 years of spending data, contracting officer assignment history, and incumbent contract analysis for any federal agency before you pick up the phone.
When the contracting officer asks if you've worked similar requirements before, you have the receipts. When you ask about recompete timing, you already know the answer.
The platform, in one diagram.
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