What is in the feed
GovConHouse brings contract opportunities from SAM.gov, and award history from USASpending.gov, into one searchable feed. Grants.gov and other public sources are not loaded yet; they are added where an operator switches them on. Search by keyword, NAICS code or agency.
Every notice keeps a link back to its original listing ("View on SAM.gov"), so you can always read the source record.
Two layouts
The Opportunities page (nav label "Contracts") has a Layout switch with two options. Inbox, the default, triages new notices for your NAICS codes, grouped by agency, with a preview pane and keyboard shortcuts. Classic list shows every notice in one list with card, table, gallery, calendar and kanban views, grouping by agency, NAICS, set-aside or status, and a rows-per-page control of 25, 50 or 100.
How search matches
The search box matches the title, agency, description, solicitation number and NAICS code, up to 200 characters. A term of 2 to 6 digits is treated as a NAICS prefix. Terms of three characters or fewer match whole words only.
Search runs in three modes. Strict needs every word. If nothing has every word, the list falls back to notices that match any of them and says so: "No notice has every word of your search. Showing notices that match any of them." If no notice has the word as typed, a close-spelling match runs on titles and agencies and the note says so.
Sorting
The inbox sorts by due date by default. Best fit ranks by your profile (it covers the first 2,000 matches by due date; narrow the filters to rank them all). Newest sorts by posting date. Best match appears only when a search term is typed. The classic list adds value, title, agency, NAICS and created date.
Export
Export CSV downloads up to 1,000 matching rows as opportunities.csv. Fit ranking is ignored for the export; the rows come out in due-date order.