Terms of Use

Last updated: September 2, 2026

These website terms are a launch-ready draft and are not a substitute for an attorney-reviewed Master Services Agreement, Statement of Work, privacy documents, or other client contracts.

1. Website purpose

This website provides general information about ContractForge and allows businesses to request information about government-contract opportunity analysis, proposal support, and related services. Website content is informational and does not create a professional, fiduciary, attorney-client, accounting, procurement-agent, or government relationship.

2. No government affiliation

ContractForge is an independent business. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or acting on behalf of the State of Florida, MyFloridaMarketPlace, SAM.gov, GSA, USAspending, or any federal, state, or local government agency unless an express written statement for a specific engagement says otherwise.

3. No award guarantee

ContractForge does not guarantee that a company is eligible for a solicitation, that a response will be deemed responsive, that an agency will evaluate a proposal favorably, that a client will receive an award, that an award will be profitable, or that any protest, payment, renewal, or contract-performance outcome will occur.

4. Solicitation controls

The official solicitation, its amendments, agency instructions, applicable portal requirements, and governing law control each procurement. Website descriptions, summaries, examples, or general guidance do not override an official procurement document.

5. Client responsibility

Clients and prospective clients remain responsible for the truthfulness and accuracy of company information, legal representations, certifications, licenses, registrations, signatures, pricing, personnel availability, eligibility, contract-performance ability, and submission authorization. ContractForge will not knowingly fabricate qualifications, past performance, certifications, licenses, personnel, pricing, contract numbers, financial data, clearances, or metrics.

6. AI-assisted services

ContractForge may use software and AI-assisted tools for research, analysis, requirement extraction, drafting, document production, and quality control. Such tools assist the service; they are not the authority for client facts, legal representations, certifications, signatures, pricing approval, or final submission decisions.

7. Engagements require separate terms

A contact-form submission, call, email, estimate, or preliminary review does not by itself create a paid engagement. Paid services should be governed by an applicable agreement, order form, Statement of Work, or other written acceptance describing scope, fees, deadlines, responsibilities, revision limits, and approvals.

8. Intellectual property

The website, branding, original copy, templates, processes, and software are owned by ContractForge or its licensors unless otherwise stated. Government materials, third-party trademarks, and third-party content remain subject to their respective rights. Client-specific ownership and license terms for paid deliverables are governed by the applicable client agreement.

9. Acceptable use

You may not misuse the website, attempt unauthorized access, interfere with service availability, submit malicious code, probe or attack systems without authorization, impersonate another person or business, use the site to violate law or procurement rules, or submit material you are not authorized to provide.

10. Third-party sources and links

ContractForge may reference public procurement portals, government databases, business websites, and other third-party sources. Those systems are controlled by their respective operators, may change without notice, and may have their own terms and privacy practices. ContractForge is not responsible for third-party availability or content.

11. Website availability and accuracy

We aim to keep website information accurate and useful, but public procurement information and service descriptions can change. Website availability is not guaranteed, and content may be corrected, updated, suspended, or removed.

12. Limitation applicable to website use

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, ContractForge is not liable for losses caused solely by reliance on general website information instead of the official solicitation, a signed client agreement, or appropriate professional advice. Client agreements may contain separate negotiated limitations, remedies, and allocation of risk.

13. Privacy

Use of personal information submitted through this website is described in the Privacy Policy.

14. Governing law

Unless a signed client agreement provides otherwise, these website Terms of Use are intended to be governed by the laws applicable in the State of Florida, without creating a representation about venue or dispute procedure that should instead be specified in an attorney-reviewed agreement.

15. Changes

ContractForge may update these Terms of Use as the website and services evolve. The “Last updated” date will identify the latest revision.

16. Contact

Questions about these terms may be submitted through the ContractForge website contact form until a dedicated business email address is published.