Federal Contract Intelligence

Never miss a government
contract that fits your business

Daily email alerts for new SAM.gov opportunities — filtered by NAICS code, agency, set-aside type, and keywords. Built for small businesses and government contractors.

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Monitors 1,800+ new opportunities per week on SAM.gov  ·  Filters by NAICS, agency & set-aside type  ·  Daily digest email — never miss a deadline
The Problem

SAM.gov is critical. Using it is painful.

Unreliable native alerts

SAM.gov's built-in email alerts are delayed, miss opportunities, and can't filter by set-aside type or specific agencies. You can't rely on them.

Manual searching wastes hours

Government BD teams spend 1-2 hours daily sifting through SAM.gov listings. That's 500+ hours a year of repetitive work.

Enterprise tools cost $10,000+

GovWin IQ, Deltek, and Bloomberg Government are priced for large contractors. Small businesses and 8(a) firms need something affordable.

Missing a deadline = lost revenue

Federal contracts have firm deadlines. Miss the response window by one day and you're out. No exceptions, no extensions.

Sample Alert Email

See exactly what you'll receive

A clean daily digest with new contract opportunities matching your profile. Direct links to SAM.gov.

Set up in 5 minutes. Never miss a contract again.

1

Define your profile

Enter your NAICS codes, target agencies, set-aside preferences, and keywords. As specific or broad as you need.

2

We scan SAM.gov daily

Every morning, we pull new and updated opportunities from SAM.gov and match them against your criteria.

3

You get a clean digest

One email with every matching opportunity. Deadlines highlighted. Direct links to SAM.gov listings.

4

Never miss a deadline

New 8(a) set-aside in your NAICS? Agency RFP in your region? You'll know the next morning.

Simple, transparent pricing

14-day free trial — no credit card required. Cancel anytime.

Starter
$49/month
For individual contractors and consultants
  • 3 search profiles
  • Daily email digest
  • NAICS, agency, and keyword filters
  • Set-aside type filtering (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, etc.)
  • Direct links to SAM.gov listings
  • Email support
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Need more profiles or team access? Contact us for enterprise pricing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?
All data comes directly from SAM.gov (System for Award Management) via their official API. We do not scrape, modify, or interpret the data — we filter and deliver it. SAM.gov is the official U.S. government system for federal procurement opportunities.
How is this different from SAM.gov's email alerts?
SAM.gov's built-in alerts are notoriously unreliable — they're delayed, miss opportunities, and offer minimal filtering. GovPulse lets you filter by NAICS code, specific agencies, set-aside types (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB), and custom keywords. You get a clean daily digest, not a flood of irrelevant notices.
Can I filter by set-aside type?
Yes. Filter for 8(a), HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Small Disadvantaged Business, and other set-aside types. You can also filter for full and open competition.
What types of notices do you track?
We track all opportunity types on SAM.gov including: Presolicitations, Combined Synopsis/Solicitations, Solicitations, Sources Sought, Special Notices, and Award Notices. You can filter by type in your profile settings.
How many NAICS codes can I track?
Each search profile can include multiple NAICS codes. Starter plan includes 3 profiles (each with unlimited NAICS codes within that profile). Professional plan includes 10 profiles.
Is there a free trial?
Yes — all plans include a 14-day free trial. Just sign up with your email, set up your first search profile, and start receiving daily alerts immediately. No credit card required.

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