Government contract opportunities that match what your company actually does

A government contract opportunity only counts as an opportunity if your company can win it. FederalContracts reads every new federal procurement opportunity and government contract solicitation, scores it against your profile and sends you the ones that clear the bar.

Morning match list IT services, SDVOSB, Virginia
Match Solicitation and agency Response due
80 Enterprise Cloud Support Services Department of Defense, Department of the Navy 13 Oct 19 days left
73 Tactical Data Link (TDL) Interoperability Software Department of Defense, Department of the Air Force 10 Oct 16 days left
64 B--SHAKEALERT PRODUCTION CODE REVIEW Department of the Interior, US Geological Survey 16 Oct 22 days left
63 MARCORSYSCOM RFI Product Support Analysis Department of Defense, Department of the Navy 24 Sep Closes today
63 ARTS-V3 Third-Party Software Initiative Department of Defense, Department of the Air Force 6 Oct 12 days left
Snapshot 17 September 2026 Run Bid Match

Not every solicitation is an opportunity for you

The public record makes no distinction between a requirement written around an incumbent's capability and one genuinely open to the market, or between work you can staff tomorrow and work that needs a partner you do not have. That distinction is exactly what a capture team spends its time on.

Scoring makes it explicit. Every government contract solicitation gets a number and a sentence, so the conversation in your Monday meeting starts from a ranked list rather than from whatever someone forwarded on Friday.

  • Fit against your NAICS codes and your capability, not against a keyword
  • Set-aside eligibility checked before the notice reaches you
  • Value band matched to the contract size your company carries
  • Days remaining weighed, because a good fit with no time is not an opportunity

Federal, state and local, in one place

  • Federal contracting opportunities, amendments and question periods
  • State, county and municipal solicitations on Capture and Enterprise
  • Agency specific views for the buyers you already sell to
  • Prime contractor portals and custom sources on Enterprise

Every record arrives in the same shape: title, agency, NAICS, set-aside, place of performance, value band, question deadline, response deadline and full notice text.

From opportunity to decision

  • Save what fits and it moves onto a board with both deadlines tracked
  • Reminders go to the person who owns the bid, before each date
  • Competitor award history shows who won this work before and for how much
  • Bid and no-bid decisions are recorded against the opportunity with their reason
  • Exports feed whatever pipeline tool your business development team already uses, and the read API pushes matches into your CRM

Built for the person who owns the pipeline

Capture leads, business development managers and owner-operators who do their own capture work. Federal contracting opportunities for small businesses are covered on small business government contracting opportunities, and set-aside eligibility is explained on hubzone opportunities and set-asides.

Related reading: federal contract bids, rfps for government contracts, government contract bidding site.