Updates
Published Nov 10, 2026
3 min read
GovEagle adds opportunity duplication to the capture workspace
You can now duplicate an opportunity so a second team can pursue the same solicitation in its own workspace.
What changed
Sometimes two teams work one solicitation separately: a prime bid and a sub bid, or two business units chasing different lots. Until now the second team rebuilt the opportunity by hand. Now:
- Starts where you left off. The copy keeps the summary and overview, opportunity details, custom field values, stage, manager, due date and milestones.
- You choose what comes along. Pick which asset sources to copy, and adjust who the copy is shared with before you create it.
- Still tied to the same notice. Both copies stay linked to the same SAM.gov notice or source listing.
Who it helps
Capture leads at firms that bid as both prime and sub, and business units pursuing different parts of the same vehicle.
How duplicating an opportunity works
- Click the ⋯ menu next to an opportunity, on the dashboard or inside it, and choose Duplicate.
- Name the copy and review Shared with.
- Under Copy asset sources, select the sources to include, then click Duplicate.
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Where it fits
Duplication is part of GovEagle's capture workspace.
What it doesn't do
- Work product isn't copied. Proposal outlines, compliance matrices, tasks, notes and chat history stay with the original.
- SharePoint sources aren't forked. The copy connects to the same folder, so changes in SharePoint appear in both opportunities. Uploaded files are copied independently.
- Salesforce-connected opportunities can't be duplicated.
Get started
How duplicating works → Opportunity management overview
See it on a live pursuit → Book a demo
