CLEATUS says its government-contracting assistant is now available through the ChatGPT App Directory, adding a chat-based way to search public-sector opportunities, manage pursuits, and begin proposal work. The company also documents MCP connections for Claude, ChatGPT, and other compatible clients.
CLEATUS has launched a ChatGPT app for government contractors, according to a company blog post announcing its availability in the ChatGPT App Directory.
In its announcement, CLEATUS says the app is designed to help government contractors work with procurement opportunities from inside ChatGPT. The company describes capabilities including finding federal, state, local, and defense opportunities, adding pursuits, starting proposal drafts, and running capture workflows from chat.
The app listing on ChatGPT, published under the title “AI for Government Contracting - CLEATUS,” describes CLEATUS as an AI platform for government contractors. The listing presents example uses such as finding government contracts from SAM.gov and checking contract compliance.
CLEATUS frames the launch as a way for contractors to interact with contracting data and workflow tools through a conversational interface rather than switching between multiple systems. The company says the product can support opportunity discovery, pursuit tracking, and proposal preparation, though the public materials do not provide independent performance benchmarks or adoption figures.
CLEATUS also publishes documentation for a Model Context Protocol, or MCP, server. In its help center, CLEATUS describes the server as an OAuth-based MCP connection for Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients.
According to the CLEATUS MCP documentation, supported tools include searching more than one million federal opportunities, managing pipelines, creating tasks, and running workflows. The company’s Claude integration page similarly says users can connect Claude to CLEATUS to find contracts, respond to solicitations, schedule capture actions, and access more than one million federal and SLED opportunities.
SLED refers to state, local, and education government markets, a common category in public-sector sales. CLEATUS says its integrations cover both federal and SLED opportunities, but the company’s public pages do not identify every data source behind the full opportunity count.
Based on the CLEATUS blog post, help documentation, Claude integration page, and ChatGPT listing, the product is aimed at teams that already manage government sales and capture processes. The described use cases include searching for relevant solicitations, deciding whether to pursue an opportunity, organizing capture tasks, and drafting proposal materials.
The documentation suggests that CLEATUS is positioning chat apps and MCP clients as front ends for contracting workflows. That approach could appeal to teams that want to query opportunity data or trigger routine actions through tools such as ChatGPT or Claude.
However, the available sources are vendor-published materials and an app listing. They establish that CLEATUS says the integrations exist and describe the intended functions, but they do not independently verify the size or completeness of the opportunity database, the quality of proposal outputs, or how the system performs in real procurement settings.
Government contracting involves many repetitive research and documentation steps, from scanning solicitations to tracking deadlines and preparing proposal drafts. CLEATUS is one of the vendors trying to bring those tasks into general-purpose AI chat environments.
For contractors, the practical value will likely depend on data coverage, permission controls, auditability, and how well the assistant fits existing capture and proposal-review processes. CLEATUS says its ChatGPT app and MCP server can support opportunity search and workflow actions from chat, but contractors should still review generated materials and procurement decisions against official solicitation documents and internal compliance requirements.
CLEATUS has launched a ChatGPT app for government contractors, according to a company blog post announcing its availability in the ChatGPT App Directory.
A ChatGPT app for contracting workflows In its announcement, CLEATUS says the app is designed to help government contractors work with procurement opportunities from inside ChatGPT.
The company describes capabilities including finding federal, state, local, and defense opportunities, adding pursuits, starting proposal drafts, and running capture workflows from chat.
Continue reading
