SF330 software: automate the architect-engineer qualifications form
The SF330 is repetitive, data-heavy, and unforgiving of inconsistency. GovHub autofills Parts I and II from your company profile, resume library, and past-performance data — so you assemble the form instead of retyping the same information on every submission.
What is the SF330?
The SF330 (Architect-Engineer Qualifications) is the standard form the federal government uses to evaluate A-E firms for design and engineering contracts under the Brooks Act (FAR Part 36.6). Instead of competing on price, firms are shortlisted on professional qualifications, specialized experience, and past performance — all captured on the SF330.
The two parts of the SF330
- Part I — Contract-Specific Qualifications (Sections A–H): the proposed team, an organizational chart, resumes of key personnel (Section E), and example projects demonstrating relevant experience (Sections F and G), tailored to a single solicitation.
- Part II — General Qualifications: a reusable statement of your firm’s overall qualifications, disciplines, and size, submitted for the firm and each branch office involved.
How GovHub speeds up the SF330
- Maintain resumes, project profiles, and firm data once in a central library.
- GovHub populates Part II and drafts Part I Sections E, F, and G for the specific pursuit.
- Match key personnel and example projects to the solicitation’s evaluation criteria.
- Export a consistent, correctly formatted SF330 — no version drift between sections.
The SF330 is one of several standard forms GovHub handles — see the full government form autofiller, and the step-by-step walkthrough on how to fill out an SF330.