Stage 2 of 7 - AI extraction
What did AI read from the RFP?
The AI parsed the full document package and pulled structured facts: contract terms, risk clauses, deadlines, and integration requirements without a human reading it first.
Contract value
$4.8M fixed-fee Service credits up to 15% on SLA breachTimeline
12-week launch Production, not pilot - mainframe integration requiredData classification
Regulated citizen data DPA absent from RFP - residency unspecifiedLiability cap
Missing / silent Indemnity clause broad - requires legal reviewRisk flags identified (6)
Compressed production deadline
Implementation
Legacy integration uncertainty
Implementation
Unlimited indemnity exposure
Legal
No stated liability cap
Legal
Fixed-fee margin pressure
Finance
Privacy and data processing terms unresolved
Security
Show extracted data and source phrases
Structured fields passed downstream
This is the operational form of the AI extraction: values the workflow can route, audit, and hand off instead of leaving the RFP as unstructured prose.
{
"deadline": "2026-05-14",
"document_type": "Government RFP",
"estimated_value": 4800000,
"primary_risks": [
"liability_cap_absent",
"missing_dpa",
"fixed_fee_scope_risk",
"compressed_launch_timeline"
],
"requires_finance_review": true,
"requires_implementation_review": true,
"requires_legal_review": true,
"requires_security_review": true
}
Source evidence phrases (11)
The AI extracted 23 structured facts from the package. These are the cited source phrases used to ground the major findings and reviewer packets.
- Contractor shall indemnify the State against all claims... without monetary limitation
- The RFP package does not include a signed data processing agreement
- The modernization program will be contracted as a fixed fee of $4,800,000
- production go-live within 12 weeks of contract award
- Service credits of up to 15% of monthly fees apply on SLA breach
- Contractor must carry $5,000,000 in professional liability insurance
- Audit rights may continue for seven years after contract expiration
- The agency has not specified whether data residency must be state-only, United States-only, or otherwise restricted
- The proposed solution must log administrator actions, citizen account access events, case-worker updates
- Service credits do not replace the vendor's obligation to remediate issues
- The Department will provide subject-matter experts, integration access, available test data