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Search federal notices published on SAM.gov, nationwide. No account needed. Each result identifies the notice type, helping you distinguish requests for offers from market research and advance notices.

Scope: federal notices only, posted within the window you choose (up to one year), limited to solicitations, combined synopsis/solicitations, presolicitations and sources sought. This is not every government bid; state, county and city opportunities are not included. Always confirm details and eligibility on the official notice.

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SAM.gov may match a notice by agency location. Check the actual work location in each notice.

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READING A NOTICE

  • Solicitation or combined synopsis/solicitation: the buyer is asking for offers or quotes. Check the deadline, instructions and evaluation criteria in the attached documents.
  • Presolicitation: advance notice that a solicitation is planned. Use the time to prepare and confirm fit.
  • Sources sought: market research. A response can shape the acquisition, but it is not a bid.
  • Set-asides and NAICS: they signal who may compete and how size is measured. Confirm your own eligibility in the notice and your registration.

FOUND ONE WORTH PURSUING?

duestar℠ can help you decide whether to bid, plan the response and manage the proposal.

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Proposal development & managementPlanning, writing, review and submission preparation.
Government contractingRegistration, readiness and working with public buyers.