Find your code first
The government sorts work by a six-digit code called NAICS. Type what you sell to find yours.
Less reading before you know if it is worth a look
The government posts thousands of notices. These four things cut the pile down.
Know in five seconds
Every result shows the set-aside, whether offers are open now, and the days left. They come straight from the notice.
Read what they want without the legal wording
Where a summary is ready, it is written from the notice and its attached files: what they want, who may bid, and what the offer must include. A link to the original on SAM.gov sits on every notice.
See how well it fits you
On Basic and Pro, a score compares the notice with what your company does and gives the reasons, so you can skip work that was never yours.
Look through posted grants
The Grants view opens with a sample when you are signed out or on Free. Basic can browse posted grants; Pro adds grant intelligence. Grants are separate from contract notices.
Sign in for grant searchForecasts show plans, not open notices
Agencies publish forecasts before they post a solicitation. Use them to plan who to contact and what to watch for; check SAM.gov for an open notice.
Look for a team
Find other firms and prime contractors to explore subcontracting work.
Explore partnersThree steps from a search to a bid you are tracking
- Type what you sellPlain words, a NAICS code, or an agency.
- Read the key factsWho can bid, open or early, days left.
- Track itOne tap puts the notice in My Bids and opens Win Kit.
Search is part of Basic. One real notice is open on the home page before you sign in.