Solicitation Daily reads every SAM.gov contract opportunity posted each day and sends you only the ones that match your trades, your states, and your set-asides, with deadlines and plain-English summaries.
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Hundreds of new notices are posted every weekday. Solicitation Daily filters them down to the handful you can actually bid on.
Pick trades (janitorial, HVAC, construction, IT, and 20+ more) or exact NAICS codes, states, and set-asides (SB, SDVOSB, WOSB, 8(a), HUBZone).
Every bid shows its due date and how many days are left. Urgent ones are flagged.
You never get the same notice twice. Amendments and duplicate postings are collapsed.
The summary quotes the notice's own description. If the agency only posted a link, we say so.
Each bid links to the original agency notice on SAM.gov so you can download the documents and respond.
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Choose from 26 plain-English categories, or add your exact NAICS codes.
Each morning Solicitation Daily pulls the full public SAM.gov feed and matches every notice to your profile.
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From the public SAM.gov Contract Opportunities data published by the federal government. We check it every morning.
No. Solicitation Daily is an independent service. We are not affiliated with SAM.gov, GSA or any agency, and we never charge you to bid. Bidding on federal contracts is always free.
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