List of government contracts for bid, filtered down to the ones you can win

Anybody can hand you a list of government contracts for bid. The public record is open and the notices are free to read. The question worth paying for is which items on that list your company should actually chase.

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Morning match list Medical supplies, WOSB, Florida

Match	Solicitation and agency	NAICS	Set-aside	Place of performance	Response due
63	42--LIFE PRESERVER,VEST Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency	339113	WOSB	Not stated	28 Sep 4 days left
63	M68 Optic Close Combat Sight Reflex Department of Defense, Department of the Army	339113	Total small business	Not stated	1 Oct 7 days left
61	Federal Occupational Health - Medications, Vaccines, and Medical Supplies (MVMS) Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources (Asfr)	423450	Full and open	Rockville, Maryland	25 Sep 1 day left
61	NX EQ SURGICAL TISSUE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Department of Veterans Affairs	339112	Full and open	Frederick, Maryland	9 Oct 15 days left
61	84--KIT,BLADDER,AIRCRAF Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency	339113	Full and open	Not stated	16 Oct 22 days left

Snapshot 17 September 2026 Run Bid Match

What a raw list of open bids gets you

A raw list is complete and useless in the same breath. On any given morning it holds construction work in states you do not operate in, IT contracts an order of magnitude above your bonding capacity, set-asides you are not eligible for and notices closing in four days that nobody could respond to properly.

Reading it is a job. Doing that job by hand, every morning, is how capture leads lose their evenings and how good bids get missed anyway.

Work you cannot staff or carry, mixed in with work you can
Set-asides you do not hold, sitting next to ones you do
Notices with a response window too short to bid well
No indication of who has won this work before or at what price

The same list, scored against your company

FederalContracts takes the same public record and scores every item against your profile, so what reaches you is ordered by how well it fits you rather than by when it posted.

NAICS overlap, exact codes first, then the wider family
Your capability line read against the full notice text
Set-aside eligibility, so ineligible work drops out before you read it
Place of performance against the regions you staff
Value band against the contract size you can carry
Response window feasibility, because a short window is a different opportunity

Every item carries a score and a sentence. The result is usually three to ten items, which is a list a human being can act on before lunch.

Deciding which government jobs to bid on

A bid or no-bid call comes down to three things: can we do the work, can we win it, and is it worth the cost of responding. The product puts all three in one view.

Fit: the match score and the reason, against your own profile
Competition: prior awards for the same work, the incumbent named, values and dates
Cost of responding: days remaining, question deadline, and the size of the requirement

Contracts up for bid that you decide to pursue move onto a board with their deadlines tracked. The ones you pass on keep their reason, which is what turns a hunch into a reviewable decision.

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Type a capability line, a state and a few NAICS codes and Bid Match ranks a dated snapshot of public federal solicitation records against it. No signup.

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