Format: Live webinar (on-demand recording available on October 22, 2026)
Date: October 13, 2026
Time: 1:00 p.m. EDT
Duration: Approx. 90 minutes
Presented by: Carroll Bernard (Govology)
Learning Credits: 1.5 CPEs, 1.5 ATCs

*Your free registration includes access to the on-demand recording. Register here and use this code: LAAPEX26

In this session, Carroll Bernard will walk participants through a practical process for combining, organizing, and managing government solicitation documents to make them easier to review and analyze. You will learn how to identify, highlight, and think through critical keywords, unique requirements, instructions, evaluation factors, deadlines, compliance considerations, and other key terms that can make or break an offer.

The session will also explore how today’s AI tools, including widely available frontier models such as ChatGPT and Claude, can assist contractors throughout the solicitation review process. Participants will see practical examples of how AI can help combine and summarize complex documents, categorize requirements, develop compliance checklists and matrices, identify and highlight important information for teaming partners, including creating tailored solicitation extracts that capture critical requirements and flowdown language, and help teams ask questions and find answers about solicitation requirements.

Just as importantly, we’ll discuss where AI should and should not be trusted, and why human review remains essential when interpreting contractual requirements. Participants will also learn how to use AI tools to navigate key regulations and research clauses that may be incorporated by reference, where the solicitation provides only the clause number or citation rather than the full text.

By the end of the session, participants will have a repeatable process for turning complex government solicitations into actionable information that supports opportunity qualification, teaming, and proposal development.

Target Audience: New and emerging government contractors, business development and capture professionals, proposal team members, project managers, and small-business owners who participate in federal, state, or local government contracting.