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The government buys what you make.

We read every federal notice overnight, put it in plain English, and tell you if it is worth your time.

A real notice from this week

Asphalt Repair at Carl Sandburg Historic Site

The government wants asphalt repair work at the Carl Sandburg Historic Site. The notice does not provide more details about the repairs, site visits, questions, or special requirements. Submit your response by 2026-10-23 at 18:00 UTC.

Departmental OfficesDue Oct 23, 2026

This past week we read 6,652 notices. 6,361 are open right now. Most are not for you. The few that are, you will see by morning.

How it works

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01

Find

Tell us what you do in seven words. We read every notice overnight and keep the ones that are yours.

02

Decide

Each notice gets a verdict in words, with the reasons. Strong fit, worth a look, or probably not for you.

Example

Strong fit

You do this work. It is in your state. It is sized for your shop. Small business , and you qualify.

The one thing to check first: a performance bond at 100% of award.

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03

Bid

Start a pursuit. The dates, the questions, the documents and the bid or no bid call, in one place.

04

Track

When you win, the contract moves to your tracker. Deliverables, option years and renewals, watched the same way.

Example: awarded, in progress

  • Guardrail replacementOption year 2 of 4
  • Monthly report dueOct 31
  • Renewal decisionIn 140 days

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Explorer

$0

Every notice, every verdict, three pursuits at a time. No card.

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Navigator

$39 a month

Unlimited pursuits, deadlines watched, the intel behind each notice. $390 a year.

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Contractor

$99 a month

5 seats, pursuits assigned to people, win and loss history. $990 a year.

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