Alert overload
Broad keyword feeds make you sort through supply orders, expired notices, and work outside your footprint.
A bid desk for commercial cleaners
We scan public contracts, read the paperwork, and send only the opportunities worth a closer look—with the deadlines, blockers, and next actions already pulled out.
No card. No sales call. Every match links to the official source.
Public portals reward persistence, not clarity. A promising title can hide a mandatory site visit, the wrong set-aside, a distant service location, or a pricing requirement that kills the margin.
Broad keyword feeds make you sort through supply orders, expired notices, and work outside your footprint.
Critical conditions live across amendments, wage tables, attachments, and submission instructions.
Your best estimator should price winnable work—not spend the morning proving a bid was never a fit.
Example profile: a Washington commercial cleaner with a 40-mile service radius. These archived public notices demonstrate the screening method; always verify the official solicitation.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Pursue
Strong location and category fit for the example contractor. The scope includes labor, supervision, supplies, equipment, and miscellaneous utility work.
Tell us what you can actually service once. We use that profile to screen every opportunity after it.
Service radius, crew capacity, certifications, contract size, and the work you will—or won’t—take.
New notices are checked against your profile, then the likely fits are reviewed for hidden requirements.
Open a short pursue, watch, or skip brief with the source documents and next action attached.
Start with three matched opportunities free. Keep the desk only if it saves you time and surfaces work you would pursue.
Founding customer rate
Your first three matches are free.
No card until you choose to continue.
Free fit check
Share your service area and business email. We’ll prepare a no-obligation sample from current public opportunities.