Government Contract Search and Matching Platform
The Problem
Hours went into reading bid listings that were never a fit.
What We Built
A contract search platform that matches open bids to what the firm sells and gives each one a short plain-English summary.
How it works
Federal bid listings are long, full of jargon, and spread across many sources. The sales team read dozens a day just to find one or two worth a bid.
We built a platform that pulls open opportunities, matches them to the firm's NAICS codes and past work, and writes a short summary of each one: what is being bought, by whom, by when, and whether it is a fit.
The team now starts each day with a short list of real fits instead of a long list to read.
What it does
Daily Opportunity Pull
Open bids are gathered from public federal sources every day.
Fit Matching
Each bid is scored against the firm's codes, size, and past work.
Plain-English Summaries
Every bid gets a short summary of what, who, and when.
Saved Searches and Alerts
New matches arrive by email as they post.
Team Pipeline
Bids move from found to bidding to won in one place.
What it connects to
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Pitch Us Your IdeaQuestions people ask
How do you find government contracts that fit my business?
Match open bids against your NAICS codes, size, and past work. A matching platform does this every day and shows only the fits.
Can AI summarize government bids?
Yes. Each listing can be turned into a short summary of what is being bought, by whom, and by when.
Where does the bid data come from?
Public federal sources such as SAM.gov and USAspending.