Monitoring every open federal solicitation, refreshed every 3 hours

Your certification opened the door.
This is how you walk through it.

ContractsIntel monitors federal and state procurement sources, scores every opportunity against your certifications and NAICS codes, and reads the solicitation documents for you, and drafts your proposal. Your summary arrives every morning.

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$700B+
In federal contract awards each year, per USASpending
3 hrs
How often new SAM.gov notices are pulled in
1 place
Find it, bid it, deliver it, get paid
7, 3, 1
Days-before reminders so no deadline slips
Examples of set-aside work posted to federal portals
$847,000DoD SDVOSB · IT Services · 8 days $2.1MGSA 8(a) · Facilities · Virginia $320,000HHS WOSB · Program Support · 4 days $1.4MDHS HUBZone · Cybersecurity · New $560,000Army 8(a) · Logistics · 11 days $910,000VA SDVOSB · Medical Equip · 6 days $847,000DoD SDVOSB · IT Services · 8 days $2.1MGSA 8(a) · Facilities · Virginia $320,000HHS WOSB · Program Support · 4 days $1.4MDHS HUBZone · Cybersecurity · New $560,000Army 8(a) · Logistics · 11 days $910,000VA SDVOSB · Medical Equip · 6 days
The problem

You got certified.
Then nothing happened.

Certification gives you access to set-asides and sole-source awards. But access without intelligence is just hope.

01

You checked SAM.gov 4 days ago.

A perfect SDVOSB set-aside in your NAICS codes posted Tuesday. It closes Friday. You found out Saturday. Not bad luck — a system problem.

02

You bid blind without competitive intelligence.

Without knowing the incumbent, how many firms are bidding, or the agency's award patterns — you're writing proposals you can't win.

03

The FAR was rewritten. Your proposals weren't.

The most significant rewrite of federal buying rules in decades took effect February 2026. Your reps, certs, and proposal clauses may already be non-compliant.

04

Your past performance is scattered.

Every proposal cycle you reconstruct what you did years ago from memory. Your competitors have organized performance libraries. You start from scratch.

Most small contractors are running a 2026 business on 1990s BD infrastructure. ContractsIntel closes that gap for less than one BD coordinator's monthly salary.

What you get

From the first match to contract closeout.

Here is exactly what each part does, and what it looks like inside.

✓ All plans

Opportunity Intelligence & Daily Digest

Every few hours ContractsIntel pulls new notices from SAM.gov, DLA DIBBS and Grants.gov, scores each one against what your company actually does, where you work and the set-asides you qualify for, and sends a short summary to your inbox each morning.

The problem this solves

You're checking SAM.gov every few days and missing new solicitations and recompetes. ContractsIntel watches continuously and cross-references USASpending to surface expiring incumbent contracts before they hit the street.

Dashboard · Daily Intelligence
7
New Matches
$4.2M
Total Value
3
Urgent
92
Top Score
92
IT Modernization Support
DoD · SDVOSB set-aside · closes 8 days
$847K
88
Facilities Management
GSA · 8(a) · Virginia
$2.1M
81
Program Support Services
HHS · WOSB · closes 4 days
$320K

AI Proposal First Draft

A first draft organized the way the solicitation asks, using your own capability statement and past performance, so your team edits instead of starting from a blank page.

Requirements Checklist

Reads the actual solicitation, including attachments and amendments, and lists every instruction, form, page limit and evaluation factor so nothing gets your bid thrown out on a technicality.

Pipeline Tracker

Every bid you are watching or working, with its stage, owner and deadline, and reminders before it closes.

Past Performance Builder

Your contracts, references and CPARS ratings in one place, used automatically in every proposal draft.

Contract Tracking

Deliverables, change orders, invoices and payment due dates for every contract you win, with a closeout checklist at the end.

The math

One contract you would have missed pays for years of ContractsIntel.

A single small set-aside award is usually worth more than several years of subscription. The real cost is the solicitations that close before you ever see them.

$99
A month on Discovery, with a 14-day free trial first
$2,870
A full year of BD Pro, billed annually
Pricing

Pay for one contract. Win the next ten.

14-day free trial, no card required.

Discovery
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Daily matches scored for your company
Search every open federal solicitation
Watch list, saved searches and deadline reminders
Bid workspace that reads the solicitation and lists every requirement
SAM registration check
1 user
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BD Pro
Write proposals and run the contracts you win.
$239.20/mo, billed annually
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Everything in Discovery
Proposal drafts from the solicitation and your own documents
Compliance matrix, proposal review and capability statement
Deliverables, change orders, invoices, payments and closeout
Past performance and CPARS records
Up to 3 users
Team
For business development teams.
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Everything in BD Pro
Up to 10 users with roles and assigned bids
Win and loss analysis with a shared win library
Cost accounting tools for cost-type contracts
API access and Slack or Teams alerts

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New solicitations by email

New open federal notices for your NAICS codes, once a week.

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this week.

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$700B+
awarded each year
14 days
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