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GovConHouse gathers public federal contract notices, Grants.gov grants and state contract records in one place. You find them, decide, pursue, price and track.
Notices from SAM.gov, awards from USASpending, grants from Grants.gov, and open-data records from 11 states and the District of Columbia.
We set up your account with you and walk you through it on your own opportunities.
Each step has a help page that shows how it works.
Browse federal notices that match your industry, each with a Fit number from 0 to 100. Grants.gov grants and the state records below sit in the same search.
How finding contracts worksThe Bid / No-Bid cockpit checks eight things and ends with Pursue, Get more information or Pass. You record the decision.
How the eight checks are scoredEach pursuit has its own page: overview, price, proposal, submit and activity.
The pursuit workspaceCompare against public award history and, where loaded, public labor rates.
Price benchmarksKeep deadlines, the receipt for an offer you sent, awards and contracts nearing recompete in one place.
Deadlines and the stripYou send the offer yourself, the way the notice says.
If you only want to find grants and state contract records, you can use just that part of the product. Search them with the same filters, save a search as an alert, and add what you want to pursue to a pipeline.
AlaskaAK
Open bids
CaliforniaCA
State grants
ConnecticutCT
Spend totals
District of ColumbiaDC
Open bidsAwarded contracts
DelawareDE
Open bidsAwarded contractsSpend totals
MarylandMD
Spend totals
New JerseyNJ
Spend totals
New YorkNY
Awarded contracts
OregonOR
Awarded contracts
TexasTX
Awarded contractsSpend totals
VermontVT
Awarded contractsSpend totals
WashingtonWA
Awarded contractsSpend totals
Records come from each state's own open-data site. We read them without signing in to any portal, and every record shows the agency, the source and when it was last updated, so you can check it at the source.
We are still working on access to the other state portals that publish contract boards, so most states do not appear yet.
This product uses the Grants.gov API but is not endorsed or certified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
One screen for each step. The screens below are built from HTML and labelled Example.
A list of notices, sorted so the best fits come first.
Row actions: Save, Not for me, Snooze.
Eight checks. The number after each name is its weight.
Pursue 70 or more, Get more information 50 to 69, Pass below 50
Seven pipeline stages.
Bidding needs a recorded Bid decision. Submitted needs a passed final review.
A range from public award history.
From the public record, which may lag.
A 21-day strip and the receipt for an offer you sent.
TodayFilled cell: a deadline
Receipt: time, method, recipient, confirmation number
Text only. No logos, counts, quotes or ratings.
Notices from SAM.gov, awards from USASpending, grants from Grants.gov and open-data records from the states listed above.
Every score has a rule you can read.
The limits are written down in plain words.
Two pages hold what we state about trust.
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For teams actively bidding with AI support.
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AI drafting is not switched on yet. The AI generation counts apply once it is.
Billing is off today.
Yes, for the states listed on this page. You can search Grants.gov grants, and state records from Alaska, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Texas, Vermont and Washington. What you see depends on what each state publishes as open data: open bids for 3 of them, a state grants portal for 1, awarded contracts for 7 and spend totals for 7. We are still working on access to the other state portals that publish contract boards, so most states do not appear yet.
It never sends or files your offer, and it never emails or messages anyone for you. It does not certify your company, your SAM registration or your offer. It does not predict who will win.
Notices from SAM.gov, awards from USASpending, grants from Grants.gov and open-data records from the states above. We print no record count here. The data sources page says what is loaded, and public records can lag.
No. AI drafting is off today. Draft text you see on screen is labelled sample text. The AI generation counts on the plans apply once drafting is switched on.
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