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Substance Check
Separates evidence from padding.
A fluent forty-page response feels more thorough than a specific twelve-page one, and nobody has time to prove otherwise.
Specific, checkable claims separated from text that restates the requirement without answering it.
How it works
Separates verifiable, specific claims from fluent padding, and flags text that restates a requirement without answering it.
AI-written bids are longer and better-sounding. Length is no longer a proxy for effort, and evaluators need help seeing that.
It reads a claim at a time
The response is broken into claims rather than pages, because a page can hold one claim or none.
It asks what would check each one
A claim is specific if something in the submission would let an evaluator verify it: a name, a number, a contract, a date.
It flags text that only restates
Language that repeats the requirement back without answering it is marked, because it reads as a response and is not one.
Evaluators still score it
It describes what kind of claim each passage is. What that is worth against your criteria is the evaluator\x{2019}s judgment.
Across one response
claims identified
From a 180-page submission.
What makes a claim checkable
Flagged as restatement
Where it stops
Ask it anything
Every answer quotes its page.
Answers come only from the documents on the run, and each one carries the citation you would have gone looking for.
It is long but thin in two sections. The staffing section names fourteen people and attaches CVs, which is checkable. The quality section is four pages that restate the requirement without describing a method.
What it will not do
Descriptive only. It classifies claims as specific, unsupported or restatement, and shows the passage behind each. What that is worth is for evaluators to decide.
Evaluation
The rest of this stage
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