Searching Opportunities
Search every SAM.gov notice by keyword or plain-English description, with filters that live in the address bar.
How Search Works
Federal Opportunities holds every notice from SAM.gov, synced daily. Keywords search the title, solicitation and notice number, full description, department and sub-agency, and NAICS and PSC codes and descriptions.
Type keywords and they become chips. Paste a description of what you do instead, and the AI turns it into a ranked set of keywords, using your Company Library for context.
Data Sources
| Source | Level | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| SAM.gov | Federal | Daily |
| State and local notices | State and local (limited coverage) | As loaded |
Filters
- Posted date - presets or a custom range, plus a response-deadline range.
- Notice type, department and sub-tier agency.
- NAICS and PSC - hierarchical pickers, including a "Not Specified" option.
- Set-aside and place of performance (state).
- Match score - All, 50%+, 70%+ or 90%+.
Share a search
Every filter is written into the page address, so you can bookmark a search or send it to a teammate.
State Opportunities
State Opportunities works the same way - browse, saved items and alerts, table or card view, color-coded notice types (RFP, RFQ, RFI, IFB and others). Filter by status (active or expired), match score, posted date (presets or a custom range), notice type, state, category, agency name and agency type (state agency, county, city or town, school district, college or university, special district, other). Sort by due date, newest posted, best match, most relevant (when searching by keyword) or recently saved, and the Saved tab has every filter of the main list. A keyword of two or more words is searched as a phrase, and a pasted description gets AI-suggested keywords you tick or untick before searching. Our state and local coverage is limited today, so you can also start a proposal by uploading a solicitation you found yourself.
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