Source-selection-sensitive information and SourceFlag boundary.
Source-selection-sensitive information is protected procurement information related to source selection or evaluation.
Definition
Source-selection-sensitive information concerns procurement source selection and evaluation and is not appropriate for public tooling.
Why proposal teams care
Teams care because mishandling it can create procurement, legal, and ethical risk.
Where teams may encounter this term
You may encounter source-selection-sensitive information in restricted evaluation records or non-public procurement communications. Do not upload that material to SourceFlag.
Example fields or phrases
- A public solicitation section is allowed; non-public evaluation information is not.
- source-selection-sensitive information
Common mistakes
- Allowing non-public procurement information into a public/unclassified review workspace.
- Using the term without checking the governing public source text and human review context.
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. AI features, Human Review, and background processing are locked off for that project.
- SourceFlag supports working-layer review of public and unclassified RFP materials with citations and human verification notes.
SourceFlag boundary
SourceFlag is not a hosting environment for source-selection-sensitive or procurement-sensitive information.
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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.