How the feed narrows

From every notice to the few worth your time.

The screening your team does by hand today, done in four passes before anyone opens a solicitation.

  1. 01

    Notices arrive on their own

    New and updated SAM.gov opportunities land in your feed with their attachments, and amendments update the notices you already have.

  2. 02

    Filtered to your work

    Filter the feed to your NAICS codes, agencies and set-asides, so it is relevant from day one.

  3. 03

    Requirements meet your records

    GovBrain reads each notice and compares it with your firms, Personnel and completed projects, including partners and subconsultants.

  4. 04

    Your team decides

    Open the decision page, review the gates that matter and move the opportunity into a pursuit with one click.

Place of performance

Search by place of performance

Pick states on a clickable U.S. map or search within a radius of a city or ZIP. When a notice omits the location, GovBrain falls back to the contracting office.

Fit

Fit you can read at a glance

Each notice shows how many of its requirements your team meets, which ones are partial and which are gaps, before anyone opens the solicitation.

Teaming

Counts your whole team

Fit includes your teaming partners, subconsultants and joint ventures, so an opportunity you could win together is not filtered out.

Decisions built on hard gates

Go/no-go recommendations come from the requirements that disqualify a bid, like licensing, set-asides and key Personnel, rather than a vague score.

A shared shortlist

Bookmark the notices worth watching into a list your whole team shares, and get notified the moment an analysis is ready.

Next step Open the analysis behind every fit score Opportunity analysis

FAQ

Common questions.

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Where do GovBrain opportunities come from?

GovBrain brings in public contract opportunities from SAM.gov, including their attachments, and can read solicitation documents posted through PIEE.

Does GovBrain only work for architecture and engineering firms?

GovBrain is built for A/E firms first, with an SF330 workflow built in. It covers opportunities in every NAICS code, and its forms and analysis also work for other professional services pursuits.

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