Award entry
Bureaus and Technical Offices capture requirements in one structured form, not a shared spreadsheet.
One real-time system for planned federal procurements and grants — from the moment a Bureau enters a requirement to the day it's published on the public Business Forecast.

From award conception to public forecast — every Bureau, review, assignment and publish action lives in a single, real-time record.
Bureaus and Technical Offices capture requirements in one structured form, not a shared spreadsheet.
Acquisition triages every entry, assigns PSC codes and routes it to the right Contracting or Grants Officer.
Division Chiefs and leadership see budget flow and workload distribution live — no more compiling 12 sources by hand.
A searchable, always-current Business Forecast for the vendors and grantees waiting on what's next.
Three connected stages carry every award from a raw requirement to a published, auditable forecast entry.
Program Officers enter every required field in a structured Award Entry form, with an instant confirmation the entry was received — no more guessing which spreadsheet is the current one.

A&A Specialists triage the review queue and assign PSC codes; Contracting and Grants Officers see their full workload the moment it lands — not a forwarded email.

Budget flow, workload and PALT timelines update live on the leadership dashboard, and a single publish action puts the award on the public Business Forecast — no more 14-day lag to make it official.

Real product, real seed data — not mockups. Every role sees exactly the screen its work needs.

Program Officer — structured requirement capture, 16 required fields.

A&A Specialist — triage, PSC codes, CO/GO routing.

Division Chief — every officer's pipeline, at a glance.

Leadership — budget, PALT and category KPIs, live.

Anonymous — the searchable, published Business Forecast.

Every role — a complete, per-field audit trail.
A nine-stage lifecycle, visible end to end, with every transition logged — simple enough for every contributor to use.
A Program Officer submits a Draft award; it moves to Pending Review the moment it's ready.
Acquisition classifies the entry, assigns a PSC code and routes it to the CO/GO who owns it.
Leadership tracks it to Award, and one action publishes it to the Business Forecast.
ProAward's MVP was scoped directly against the cost of the current spreadsheet process — here's what it's built to move.
"One system, one source of truth — from award conception to public forecast."
2,000 hrs/mo → 500 hrs/mo
14 days → < 24 hrs
0% → 100%
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