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You're missing federal IT contracts every day you don't see them.

FedRadar reads the solicitations other tools only list, then scores each one against what you actually do, flags recompetes before the RFP exists, and drafts the proposal so you can bid in minutes.

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Live from USASpending.gov and SAM.gov · refreshed daily · no card required for trial
175IT opportunities this week
100+contracts tracked for recompete
6IT NAICS covered, deep

While you check one portal, winnable bids are being won somewhere else.

Most small IT contractors search SAM.gov by keyword once a week and miss the contracts that actually fit them. The ones they'd win are posted under the wrong NAICS code, or expire quietly, or get recompeted before they notice. Every one of those is revenue a competitor takes.

What FedRadar actually does

Four things. The first one's free; the rest are why you pay.

Free

Scored opportunity feed

Every federal IT solicitation scored 0 to 100 against a profile, with the reason for each score, so you skim minutes, not hours.

Personalized to you

Scored against your exact NAICS codes, set-asides, and capabilities, not a generic sample. Your matches, delivered to your inbox daily.

The miscode catch

Reads the full solicitation text to find IT work hiding under the wrong code: a "help desk" listed as temp staffing. The thing you can't find by filtering.

Recompete radar

Flags contracts expiring in your NAICS 6 to 18 months out, with the incumbent and likelihood, so you position before the RFP drops.

Proposal drafts

A compliance matrix and technical / management / past-performance / price draft, built from your real award history. Gets you ready to bid.

How it works

From signup to your first bid-ready draft in under ten minutes.

1

Describe your business

Paste a paragraph. We map it to NAICS, keywords, and set-asides, no codes required.

2

We score and deliver

Daily, we read new solicitations, score them against your profile, and email the matches.

3

Bid, ready

Open a match, get a proposal draft with the compliance matrix, and respond before competitors notice.

What's free vs. what you pay for

The sample proves it works. The subscription does the job for you.

CapabilityFree sampleFedRadar ($49/mo)
Sample scored feed (10 cards, generic profile)
Scored against your NAICS / set-asides / keywords
Full-text miscode detection (reads descriptions)
Recompete radar with incumbent + likelihood
Daily email delivery of your matches
Personalized proposal drafts
Saved searches & watchlist
$49/mo
per company · cancel anytime
  • Personalized scored feed, daily
  • Full-text miscode detection
  • Recompete radar with incumbent intel
  • Proposal drafts from your real awards
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No card required. Cancel anytime. Close one contract and it pays for itself many times over.

How FedRadar compares

Published list prices, for reference. We compete on focus and depth, not on being everything to everyone.

FedRadarFed-SpendBidSparqGovWin IQ
Price$49/mo$49/mo$249/mo$15K+/yr
FocusFederal IT onlyAll federalAll marketsAll markets
Recompete radar with incumbent
Proposal drafts
Self-serve, no sales call
Vertical (federal IT) depth

Questions people ask

How is this different from searching SAM.gov?

SAM.gov lists everything, free and unfiltered. FedRadar scores each federal IT solicitation against your profile, catches IT work posted under the wrong code, flags recompetes before the RFP, and drafts the proposal. SAM.gov is the raw data; FedRadar is the triage.

What's free vs. paid?

The free sample shows a few scored cards from a generic profile so you can see the concept. The subscription scores against your actual NAICS, set-asides, and keywords, delivers daily, and adds recompete radar and proposal drafts.

Do I need a SAM.gov account?

No. We read the public SAM.gov and USASpending APIs. You only need SAM.gov if you register as an entity to bid.

How current is the data?

Refreshed daily from USASpending.gov and SAM.gov.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Month to month, no annual contract.

Are you affiliated with the government?

No. FedRadar is independent and not endorsed by any agency. Always verify deadlines on SAM.gov.

Land one contract and FedRadar pays for itself for years.

Federal IT contracts run $50K to $10M. The trial is free. The first win covers the next decade of subscription.

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