Question 1

Where do these government contract opportunities come from?

Accepted Answer

Directly from official U.S. government sources: SAM.gov (federal contracts), Grants.gov (federal grants), USASpending.gov (awarded contracts), and SBIR/STTR (R&D solicitations). Updated daily.

Question 2

How do I find contracts for my industry?

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Search by keyword, filter by NAICS code, or filter by awarding agency. Use the Open filter to see only biddable solicitations with future deadlines.

Question 3

What does Open, Sole-source, and Awarded mean?

Accepted Answer

Open means a competitive solicitation you can still bid on. Sole-source means the agency already decided a vendor. Awarded means the contract is already won and is shown for market intelligence only.

Question 4

Is it free?

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Strengthening public health efforts to protect and improve health in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

Enhancing sustainable health information and laboratory systems and networks for quality detection, management, and monitoring to end HIV and TB as public health threats in India