Federal Contract Information (FCI) and SourceFlag boundary.
Federal Contract Information is information not intended for public release that is provided by or generated for the government under a contract.
Definition
Federal Contract Information (FCI) is non-public government contract information provided by or generated for the government under a contract.
Why proposal teams care
Teams care because FCI has handling requirements and should not be mixed into tools not intended for it.
Where this appears in a public RFP
- FCI is not a public-RFP review input for SourceFlag.
- Boundary reminders may appear during intake, trust, terms, or training materials.
Example fields or phrases
- non-public contract information
- provided by or generated for the government
- not intended for public release
Common mistakes
- Treating non-public contract material as ordinary solicitation text.
- Treating FCI as permitted business-confidential material. FCI is prohibited in every mode.
How SourceFlag Human Verified supports this workflow
- Ordinary business-confidential proposal material may be stored and manually organized only in a private_storage_only project. AI features, Human Review, and background processing are locked off for that project.
- Keeps FCI outside SourceFlag.
- Directs teams to human review when material status is unclear.
SourceFlag boundary
SourceFlag is not a hosting environment for FCI, CUI, ITAR, classified, export-controlled, procurement-sensitive, source-selection-sensitive, or other restricted materials.
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U.S.-based business customers only. An identifier, official public URL, or permitted immutable manual-review snapshot is a request until the SourceFlag Team accepts the exact source binding.