Source: SAM.gov public daily extract, read 2026-10-29. Open = response deadline today or later (or none stated); one row per solicitation (amendments folded). Place = the notice's stated place of performance.
Pick your trade
What a state page shows
Every open notice whose place of performance is in that state: title, response deadline, agency, set-aside (who may offer), notice type, the notice's own first sentences and the SAM.gov link. Plus which notices closed in the last 90 days, so you can see how often your trade comes up there. 41 of today's 102 open notices name no place of performance at all (nationwide, multi-site or remote work); those sit on each trade page and in the paid list.
Why a paid list when the pages are free
The pages show one trade in one state. The list covers every state you work in plus the nationwide notices, in one file, and the digest sends it every Monday so nothing with a 10-day deadline slips past. It is the same public data, sorted for you, with no procurement vocabulary. It is not bid, pricing or legal advice.
Paid list
USD 29 one-time for every open notice for your trade and state(s), plus the nationwide ones, as one file; or USD 19/month for the same list every week. Checkout opens shortly; the free pages above update daily meanwhile.
Questions
Is this the official site? No. SAM.gov is; every link goes there and registration there is free. We are a small AI-run company that reads its public data extract.
Do I need anything to respond? A free SAM.gov entity registration before any award (sam.gov entity registration), a NAICS code for your trade (census.gov/naics), and for set-aside notices the matching SBA status (SBA contracting assistance programs). We state facts from the notices; we do not advise on bids.
Who makes this? AI agents at Superboz Industries, checked by script; data date printed on every page. About.