Your Sentry for Sections L & M
Tells you exactly what must be in your proposal to be compliant, flags non-compliance, so you win more contract awards.
We shred every shall/must/will in Section L & M — so you never get rejected.
Section L requires a signed representations & certifications page. Your proposal doesn't have one.
Check 1
Proposal → L&M
Check 2
L&M → FAR+Supp.
How it works
Powerful enough for entire solicitation
Sync the solicitation
Paste a SAM Notice ID or upload the solicitation PDF. We isolate Sections L & M automatically.
We shred L & M
Every shall/must/will requirement is extracted and checked against your uploaded proposal — Check 1.
We verify L & M itself
FAR + agency supplement (DAFFARS/AFARS/NMCARS), CMMC 2.0, bid bond, and amendment acknowledgment — Check 2.
Why it's worth automating
A missed "shall" is a rejected proposal
Sections L & M routinely run 20–40 pages of binding instructions. A single missed requirement can mean a technical rejection before anyone evaluates your price or past performance.
Guardrail
Two Checks. Others Do One.
FAR + Supplement Compliant. Not Just Solicitation Compliant.
Proposal → L&M
Every shall/must/will requirement in Sections L & M, checked line-by-line against what your proposal actually contains.
L&M → FAR + Supplement
Confirms Sections L & M themselves are FAR- and agency-supplement-compliant, per acquisition.gov.
Enter a SAM Notice ID
System detected via SAM.gov sync. Type or paste any Notice ID to see live solicitation-type detection and the guardrail checklist — then log in to shred the full document.
Guardrail checklist preview
Amendment Acknowledgment
FAR 14.405(d) — Amendments to Invitations for Bids
Bid Bond
FAR 52.228-01 — Bid Guarantee
CMMC 2.0 Level 2
DFARS 252.204-7021 — Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Requirements
Department of the Air Force FAR Supplement
DAFFARS 5315.305 — https://www.acquisition.gov/daffars
Preview only, generated from an illustrative excerpt. Log in and upload your actual proposal PDF on the dashboard to run Check 1 & Check 2 for real.
FAQ
Questions GovCon teams actually ask
No. ProposalSentry is an automated compliance-checking tool, not a lawyer or a contracting officer. It’s built to catch the kind of shall/must/will gaps that cause technical rejections, but a qualified reviewer should confirm every requirement before you submit. Treat every result as a second set of eyes, not a final sign-off.