Glossary

Learn this RFP review term.Federal Contract Information (FCI) and SourceFlag boundary.

Get the definition, RFP context, common mistakes, and SourceFlag review 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.
Uploading performance or contractor-generated information into a public-only workspace.

How SourceFlag supports first-pass review

States the public/unclassified-only boundary.
Keeps FCI outside the intended workspace.
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.

Product proof

Inspect SourceFlag before choosing a plan.

Source the facts. Flag the risks. Review the product workflow and synthetic sample output before bringing a public solicitation package into a workspace.

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U.S.-based business customers only. Public and unclassified solicitation materials only. Human review required.

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