By the time an opportunity hits your pipeline, the agency already has a favorite. Pick the SAM.gov searches and state portals your capture team works and sieve pushes every RFP, amendment, and due-date change the moment it posts.
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A silent amendment can disqualify you without a word
Capture lives and dies on timing. You're refreshing SAM.gov plus a dozen fragmented state and local portals by hand, and the one mod that moves the due date or adds a requirement posts quietly — you find out about it in the losing debrief. Sources sought you miss are shaping opportunities you never got to influence.
- •Missed amendments: a mod changes the due date or adds a requirement and you submit against the old terms, silently non-compliant.
- •Late to the sources sought: the RFI window that lets you shape the requirement closes before you ever see it.
- •Portal sprawl: the opportunity is on Cal eProcure or a county PlanetBids site, not SAM.gov, and nothing tells you it dropped.
- •Recompete blind spots: the contract you want to unseat goes up for recompete and the incumbent saw it weeks before you did.
How it works
Tell us the searches and portals
Add your SAM.gov searches by NAICS and set-aside, plus the state eProcure, county, and city portals and SLED aggregators — BidNet, DemandStar, Bonfire, PlanetBids — your team actually pursues.
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Our agent re-reads them on your schedule
sieve re-reads each opportunity page and the portals, so a new presolicitation, a posted Q&A, or an amendment buried three clicks deep gets caught even when the portal sends no notice of its own.
Catches mods and Q&A the instant they post.
You get the change where you work
A plain-English alert — what posted, what changed, the new due date — lands in your inbox, Slack, or as a text, in time for a real go/no-go instead of a scramble.
Email, Slack, or SMS.
Across SAM.gov and all 50 states
Federal, state, county, city, and SLED aggregators in one watchlist. You stop juggling logins and refresh tabs across portals that each behave differently.
Amendments and due-date moves, the instant they post
The mod that silently disqualifies a bid is exactly what we watch for. Catch the changed due date, the added requirement, and the late Q&A while you still have time to respond.
Human-verified, so it's bid-ready
A person checks every flagged change before it reaches you, so a reformatted attachment list doesn't fire an alert. Trust it enough to drive a go/no-go.
Push, not a database to search
GovWin, Deltek, Bloomberg Government, and GovTribe are databases you log into and search. We push you the change and cover the niche portals their crawlers miss.
What capture and BD teams watch
- SAM.gov contract opportunities — RFPs, RFIs, sources sought, and amendments
- State eProcurement portals like Cal eProcure and Texas SmartBuy, plus county and city sites
- SLED aggregators — BidNet, DemandStar, Bonfire, PlanetBids
- Agency systems like GSA eBuy, PIEE/DLA, and NASA SEWP
- Award and recompete feeds from FPDS and USASpending to time your run at the incumbent
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You scope it to your NAICS codes, set-asides, and the exact portals you pursue, so it's your pipeline from the start. Then a person verifies each flagged change before it reaches you — a real amendment or sources sought, not a reposted attachment. You see what affects your bid, not the whole feed.
That's the core of it. We watch each opportunity page for mods, due-date changes, and posted Q&A and alert you the instant one lands, so a silent amendment never leaves you submitting against the wrong terms or out of compliance.
Yes. We watch state eProcure systems, county and city portals, and SLED aggregators like BidNet, DemandStar, Bonfire, and PlanetBids alongside SAM.gov — including the fragmented sites that send no notifications of their own.
Those are databases you log into and search. We push you the change — a new RFP, an amendment, a recompete — the moment it posts, and we cover the niche portals their crawlers miss. Run us as the alerting layer over the sources you already care about.