Find solicitations that fit the shop.
Match Profile: NAICS, FSC, NSNs, certifications, set-asides, and approved sources. Each notice: Pursue, Review, Skip, or Incomplete.
Find SAM.gov and DIBBS solicitations.
Save hours finding the right solicitation on SAM.gov and DIBBS. Start making money faster.
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Government contracting software for small business
The desk a small supplier uses to find the solicitation and bid it.
SAM.gov and DIBBS in one workspace, with Contract Reader and Ask CCO on the open file.
Read the buy before you price it.
Contract Reader turns an RFQ or solicitation PDF into a plain-English brief, with the page it read.
Price with the history in view.
A DIBBS row shows the NSN, quantity, and due date. You upload the batch quote file on DIBBS.
- Machine shops.
- Fabricators.
- Distributors and resellers.
- Small service firms.
- Suppliers without a contracts department.
- SAM.gov notices in the last 15 days.
- DIBBS records in the last 15 days.
- 16.6 millionNSN items, with item and award information.
- 4.2 millionCAGE records.
Refreshed through the day.
Both boards
Live SAM.gov solicitations and live DIBBS solicitations, on one list.
Live SAM.gov opportunities and DIBBS RFQs, marked against the profile you saved.
- SAM.gov solicitations with keyword, NAICS, PSC, and set-aside filters.
- DIBBS solicitations with the NSN, FSC, item name, posted date, and a fit mark on the row.
- Sources sought, presolicitations, and the day FedOpp first saw them.
- A watch on an NSN, a CAGE code, a keyword, or a company name, with email when a matching notice is up.
When it is live
The watchlist email arrives with the fit already on it.
A watch emails new SAM.gov and DIBBS matches, with the fit check on the message.
- You hear about it when it is live, instead of checking both boards again.
- The fit is on the email: Review, Pursue, Skip, or Incomplete.
- Add it to a pursuit. Stages, notes, and deadlines stay on one list.
A pursuit for where you are.
Stages, notes, and deadlines on one list.
Emails with the right details.
Buyer and supplier drafts open in your mail app. You send them.
A resource for the next bid.
Checklists, a supplier RFQ template, and a purchase order, ready for the next post.
Item and company research
16.6 million NSN items and 4.2 million CAGE records, in the same login as the solicitation.
NSN and CAGE research stay next to the solicitation.
NSN lookup.
Item information, approved sources, related solicitations, and past suppliers.
CAGE code lookup.
The business record, related NSNs, and awards, then back to the notice.
Help on the open solicitation
An AI contract reader and an AI chief contracting officer.
Contract Reader.
A plain-English brief of an RFQ or solicitation PDF, with the page it read. The file is not saved.
Ask CCO.
Bid or no-bid help beside the notice, from your profile, the FAR, the DFARS, and that solicitation. You still make the call.
200 Contract Reader passes and 200 Ask CCO questions a month, included in the $199. Research help, not legal advice.
- Pursue
- Review
- Skip
- Incomplete
Pursue fits. Review means look closer. Skip means a gate blocks the shop. Incomplete means the record is too thin to call.
The life of a buy
Before it posts, while it is open, and when the contract is near its end.
Before it posts.
DLA forecast, sources sought, and presolicitations in your codes, with the day FedOpp first saw them.
While it is open.
DIBBS RFQs and SAM.gov notices scored against your Match Profile, with price and award history on the row.
When it is near the end.
Contracts in your codes that expire in the next 180 days, and the business that holds them today.
When you decide to bid.
Your CAGE comes from the Match Profile. You upload the file on DIBBS, or you respond on SAM.gov.
FedOpp is not affiliated with SAM.gov, DLA, or any government agency.
How a small shop uses it
Four steps from profile to quote file.
- Profile. Enter capabilities, certifications, and set-asides once.
- Match. SAM.gov and DIBBS, scored through the day, with email when a watched solicitation is live.
- Read. Contract Reader or Ask CCO, before you give a PDF your afternoon.
- Quote. Build the DIBBS batch file here. Submit it on DIBBS or SAM.gov yourself.
FedOpp Live Access
$199 / month
The founding offer is $199 a month, locked for 24 months, and includes a 20-minute monthly roadmap call.
- Unlimited RFQ and notice views
- Watchlist email when a matching solicitation is live, with the fit check on the message
- Pursuits, with stages, notes, and deadlines
- Buyer and supplier email drafts that open in your mail app
- Award and price history included
- SAM.gov and DIBBS in one workspace
- 16.6 million NSN items and 4.2 million CAGE records
- Go / no-go checks from your capabilities, certifications, approved sources, and CMMC level
- DIBBS batch quote file in DLA's format
- AI Contract Reader and Ask CCO
- 200 Contract Reader passes and 200 Ask CCO questions a month per account
- 1 user included. Each additional user is $79 a month
Card taken at checkout, not charged for 7 days. Cancel under Account, then Billing. You can export or delete your data. You submit every bid yourself.
How the $199 plan compares
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| Capability | FedOpp | SAM.gov saved search | DIBBS-only tools | Annual intel platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAM.gov solicitations | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| DIBBS solicitations | Yes | No | Yes | Varies |
| NSN and CAGE research | Included | No | Partial | Often a separate product |
| AI contract reader and AI contracting officer | Included. 200 reads and 200 questions a month | No | No | Often credits or a higher plan |
| DIBBS batch quote file | Yes. You upload it | No | Some | Rare |
| Alerts and watchlist | Included | Email only | Often a paid upgrade | Usually included |
| Price | $199 a month, month to month | Free | Varies | Often annual, from about $1,500 before AI fees |
Your codes
See open solicitations in your FSC or NAICS before you subscribe.
Enter an FSC, a NAICS code, or both. Open counts come back, then the codes carry into the trial.
Questions small businesses ask
What is FedOpp?
SAM.gov and DIBBS in one workspace, scored against your Match Profile, with NSN research, CAGE research, Contract Reader, and Ask CCO. You submit every bid yourself.
Who is FedOpp for?
Machine shops, fabricators, distributors, resellers, and small service firms that sell to DLA and federal buyers. It is built for suppliers that do not have a contracts department.
Does FedOpp email me when a solicitation is live?
Yes. A watch on a NAICS code, an NSN, a CAGE, a keyword, or a company name emails you when a matching SAM.gov notice or DIBBS RFQ posts, with the fit check on the message.
Can I track where a solicitation is in my process?
Yes. Add it to a pursuit. FedOpp keeps stages, notes, and deadlines on one list, from the first read through the win.
Can I email the buyer and my suppliers?
FedOpp drafts the buyer and supplier notes and opens them in your mail app. You send them.
Does FedOpp include live SAM.gov and DIBBS solicitations?
Yes. FedOpp refreshes SAM.gov notices and DIBBS records through the day.
Can I look up NSNs and CAGE codes?
Yes. 16.6 million NSN items, with item and award information, and 4.2 million CAGE records, in the same account.
What does the AI contract reader do?
A plain-English summary of an RFQ or solicitation PDF, with the page it read. The file is not saved. Each account includes 200 reads a month.
What is Ask CCO, the AI chief contracting officer?
Bid and no-bid answers beside the open solicitation, from your profile, the FAR, the DFARS, and that file. Each account includes 200 questions a month. You still decide.
How much does FedOpp cost?
FedOpp Live Access is $199 a month after a 7-day trial. The card is taken at checkout and charged when the trial ends, unless you cancel first. One user is included. Each additional user is $79 a month. The plan is month to month.
How does $199 compare with other government contracting tools?
SAM.gov search is free and covers SAM.gov only. DIBBS-only tools leave SAM.gov to you. FedOpp is $199 a month, month to month, for both boards plus NSN research, CAGE research, Contract Reader, and Ask CCO.
Does FedOpp submit bids for me?
No. You research and price in FedOpp, then submit on SAM.gov or upload the batch quote file on DIBBS.
Is FedOpp affiliated with SAM.gov or DLA?
No. FedOpp is a private company. It is not a government website and is not affiliated with SAM.gov, DLA, or any agency. It uses public opportunity data. You bid on the official portals.
7-day trial, then $199 a month
Open the solicitations that fit your shop.
SAM.gov, DIBBS, NSN lookup, CAGE lookup, Contract Reader, and Ask CCO. Cancel from your account before the trial ends if it is not the right desk.