Find government contracts worth pursuing

Match open solicitations to your capabilities, rank the strongest fits, and see why each opportunity received its score.

See how it works

From open solicitation to a clear pursue-or-pass decision

Start with what deserves attention.

See the strongest matches and urgent deadlines first.

Daily brief in the mobile experience

Find, score, and shortlist opportunities

Opportunity search

Find open federal opportunities that match your NAICS codes and capabilities.

Daily brief

Start with the strongest matches and the deadlines that need attention.

Fit scoring

Rank each opportunity against your capabilities, eligibility, and past performance.

Score details

See what raised or lowered the score and what your team still needs to check.

Shortlist

Save the opportunities worth pursuing and compare them in one focused view.

Market context

Review incumbents and comparable awards before you decide how to compete.

Use it on desktop or mobile

Review matches, check details, and update your shortlist from either device.

Opportunity inbox on mobile
Opportunity details and source information on mobile
Opportunity score breakdown on mobile

A few things to know

What should I bring?

One real opportunity you are considering. A SAM.gov link is perfect; a solicitation, notice, or RFP works too. Choose something you genuinely need to make a pursue-or-pass decision on.

What information about my company is useful?

Your core capabilities, NAICS codes, set-aside eligibility, certifications, target contract range, and relevant past performance. Bring what you have—we can work through the rest together.

What will I leave with?

A concrete view of the opportunity: the fit score, why it received that score, the strongest matches, the gaps worth checking, and the deadlines that matter next.

What if the contract is not a strong fit?

That is still a valuable answer. The goal is to help you spend time on the opportunities that deserve it—and move past the ones that do not.

Does it write the proposal?

It is focused on opportunity discovery, qualification, and prioritization. It helps your team decide what deserves pursuit before proposal work begins.

Bring a contract. Leave with a clearer decision.

Choose a time, then send the SAM.gov link or solicitation you want us to review.

One real opportunityYour real business contextA clear pursue-or-pass read