SAM.gov, without the SAM.gov
Every solicitation, sources sought, presolicitation and award notice in your codes, read daily, tagged by work type, and shown next to the buyer's history. Click through to the original when you are ready to bid.
Filter the way a shop thinks
Notice type, buyer, set-aside, place of performance, posted date, due date, work type and plain text search. Facet chips at the top show how the results split by code, set-aside, type and state, so one click narrows the list.
- Open notices by default; closed and awarded on request
- Sort by posted date, deadline, buyer or code
- Watchlist-only switch to see just your codes and buyers
- Save any search and come back to it
Everything on one page, then the link out
Solicitation number, deadline with a days-left count, NAICS and PSC with their titles, set-aside, place of performance, contracting office, attachments and points of contact as published. The full notice text is pulled on request. Related notices (the presolicitation, the amendment, the award) sit beside it.
Then the two panels that change decisions: who won last time, drawn from the buyer's award history on the same code, and the AI brief, written from the public text when you ask.
Notice types you will see
| Type | What it means for a shop |
|---|---|
| Sources sought | The buyer is asking who can do this. Answering shapes whether it becomes a small business set-aside. Highest leverage, lowest effort. |
| Presolicitation | A solicitation is coming. Time to read the buyer's history and prepare questions. |
| Solicitation | The request for quotes or proposals. The deadline is real. |
| Combined synopsis/solicitation | Common for simple buys: the announcement and the request in one notice. |
| Award notice | Who won and for how much. Feeds the incumbent record and your price bands. |
| Special notice | Industry days, changes, and other announcements worth a look. |
Where it stops
Every notice SAM.gov posts is kept, in every code. Full notice text costs a SAM.gov request each, so active notices in watched codes are pulled first and the rest follow as the daily budget allows.
Related
- Reading a solicitationNotice types, sections, attachments, amendments.
- Sources sought and RFIsWhy a one-page answer matters.
- AI briefsThe plain-English summary of a notice.
See who was last awarded in your NAICS
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