Live 11,217 open contract notices2,465 small-business set-asides1,459 grantsChecked Nov 9, 5:16 AM ET
Stop digging through SAM.gov. Start bidding.
GovCon checks SAM.gov, Grants.gov and DoD SBIR topics every morning, scores each new opportunity against your company, and hands you the few worth bidding on, with the deadline, the contacts and the documents already read.
14 days free, no card. We start your company profile from your website and your SAM.gov record.
Closing soonSmall-business set-asides, every agency. Open any one.
Your Monday, before and after
| Without GovCon | With GovCon |
|---|---|
| Run your saved searches on SAM.gov, one code at a time. Then Grants.gov. Then the SBIR portal. | One email: today's matches from every source, scored, with why each one fits. |
| Open dozens of notices to find the three that fit. | Open a match. The solicitation is already read and summarized, with page references. |
| Download every attachment to find the due date, and guess its time zone. | The cutoff, in the time zone the notice states, is already on your calendar. |
| Copy the contracting officer into your CRM by hand. | The contact and the opportunity are already in your CRM. |
| Set a reminder, and hope nobody misses it. | Reminders go out, and your coach can see the pursuit and step in. |
And everything after the match
- Incumbents and recompetes
- Who holds the work today and when it comes up again, from USAspending.
- HUBZone and priority areas
- Your HUBZone status from SBA's own map, and the HUBZone set-asides open now.
- A pipeline for every bid
- Saved, reviewing, pursuing, submitted, won, with checklists, tasks and reminders.
- Drafts from your profile
- Capability statements and response volumes, drafted for you to edit and approve.
- Claude and ChatGPT
- Ask your AI assistant about your matches through the GovCon connector.
- Careful with CUI
- Documents and questions marked CUI are refused before anything reaches an AI model.
Where the work is today
11,217 open federal contract notices, by place of performance; 2,486 close within seven days.
Open federal contract notices by place of performance. Most: VA 270, MD 192, CA 188, DC 164, TX 141, PA 138.
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Questions people ask
What is GovCon, and who is it for?
GovCon is a web app for small businesses that bid on federal contracts, grants and SBIR/STTR topics, and for the coaches who help them. Every morning it collects new opportunities from official public sources, scores each one against your company profile with the reason it fits, and sends you the ones worth bidding on.
Where does the data come from?
Official public sources: SAM.gov for contract notices, Grants.gov for grants, DoD SBIR/STTR topics, USAspending.gov for past awards, SBA's HUBZone map, and state procurement portals and agency forecasts. GovCon collects them every morning and links back to the original.
Is GovCon a government website?
No. It is an independent tool and is not endorsed by SBA, GSA, DoD or any grant-making agency. You still bid through the agency's own system.
Do I need to be registered in SAM.gov?
Not to use GovCon. To bid on federal contracts you need an active SAM.gov registration and a UEI; GovCon's onboarding checks both and tells you what is missing.
What does the AI see?
The public solicitation documents and the company profile you give it. Anything marked CUI is refused before it is sent. Drafts are marked as AI-generated, and nothing is submitted for you.
What happens when the trial ends?
After 14 days you choose the monthly or yearly plan, or stop. You did not give us a card, so nothing is charged unless you subscribe.