Federal opportunity research

Every week, the federal contracts your firm can actually win.

We read SAM.gov so you don't have to. Each opportunity is checked against your services, certifications, and capacity, then delivered as a short, source-linked brief with a clear reason to pursue or pass.

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Built for small businesses entering federal contracting. No contract guarantees — just rigorous research.

Sample brief · Sample week

3 opportunities worth your attention this week

This brief includes demonstration records. They illustrate the service and are not real contract opportunities.

Top opportunities

Strong fitDemo record84/100
Cloud Data Platform Modernization and Analytics Support
Department of Veterans Affairs (sample) · Due Nov 2, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT (UTC-04:00)
NAICS 541512 is one of your registered codes, and the scope references cloud migration and analytics dashboards.
Next: Download the full solicitation package and hold a bid/no-bid review.
Possible fitDemo record66/100
Website Accessibility Remediation and Content Management
General Services Administration (sample) · Due Oct 27, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT (UTC-04:00)
Estimated value ($650K) is within your preferred range.
Risk: Limited overlap between your stated experience and Section 508 remediation.
Next: Confirm small business size against the NAICS 541511 standard.
Possible fitDemo record61/100
Sources Sought: Data Analytics and Program Evaluation Services
Department of Health and Human Services (sample) · Due Oct 20, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT (UTC-04:00)
Early market research — a capability statement now can shape the eventual set-aside.
Next: Prepare a tailored capability statement before the deadline.

Approaching deadlines

Mobile App Development for Transit Safety ReportingOct 14, 2026, 6:07 PM EDT (UTC-04:00)5d

Material changes

Cloud Data Platform Modernization and Analytics Support — changed: responseDeadline

Open questions

Secure Network Operations Center Support: Facility security clearance — our reading of the notice suggests it is required. Confirm in the solicitation.

How qualification works

Six factors. One hard gate.

Every score is explained. If you don't hold a mandatory certification or set-aside status, the opportunity is marked ineligible — no matter how well the scope matches.

Service alignment: NAICS codes and the services you actually deliver, read against the scope of work.
Relevant experience: Overlap between the requirement and your past performance.
Geography & capacity: Place of performance and whether your team can staff it.
Contract size: Estimated value against the range you can win and deliver.
Mandatory eligibility: Set-asides, certifications, and clearances. A failure here overrides every other score.
Time to prepare: Days remaining before the response deadline, in the source timezone.

What you can rely on

Research you can check, not claims you have to trust.

Source-linked
Every recommendation links to the official notice, with requirements quoted from the source.
Honest about gaps
Unclear requirements are marked “requires verification,” never assumed. Quiet weeks say so.
Reviewed by people
Analysts review flagged records, conflicting sources, and briefing exceptions before they reach you.

Pricing

Simple monthly plans. Cancel anytime.

Starter

Launch pricing

For firms beginning to pursue federal work.

$199/ month

Weekly source-linked shortlist
Fit scoring and eligibility checklist
Up to 3 NAICS focus areas
Deadline calendar

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Professional

Launch pricing

For firms with an active capture pipeline.

$399/ month

Everything in Starter
Unlimited NAICS focus areas
Amendment alerts
Email delivery of weekly briefs
Priority analyst review of exceptions

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