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.