An AI capture team that never sleeps.
AI finds, reads, and qualifies opportunities across every market.
Every surface it covers
Each of these is a page of its own, with the detail for that market.
Federal Contract Search
Search federal opportunities with AI summaries, filters, saved searches, and alerts.
State & Local Contract Search
Track state, local, and cooperative purchasing opportunities from one workflow.
Education Contract Search
Find K-12 and higher education opportunities across schools, districts, and universities.
Federal Grants Search
Search grant opportunities with AI summaries and filters for nonprofit and public-sector teams.
SBIR & STTR Search
Monitor innovation funding, research solicitations, and early-stage defense opportunities.
AI-Powered DIBBS
Search defense solicitations with AI summaries, alerts, and cleaner workflows than raw DIBBS.
GSA eBuy
Track GSA Schedule RFQs with AI summaries, smart alerts, and deadline tracking for MAS holders.
AI Procurement Forecasts
See agency buying plans and pre-RFP timing so your team can position earlier.
Subcontracting Opportunity Search
Find prime-led subcontracting demand, contacts, and signals worth chasing.
Federal Recompetes
Track expiring contracts before they hit the market again and plan capture earlier.
Canada Contract Search
Search Canadian federal, provincial, and municipal opportunities down to the local level.
Why this is hard
There is no single place government work is published, and the detail that decides whether you can bid is usually not in the notice at all.
Every market has its own portal
Federal notices on SAM.gov, defence parts on DIBBS, GSA Schedule work on eBuy, and state, local and education across several thousand separate sites with no shared format.
Keyword alerts return noise
Notices are written by contracting officers to be legally sufficient, not searchable. The same requirement can be described a dozen ways, and the words that identify it are often only in the statement of work.
The answer is in the attachments
Scope, deliverables, security requirements and evaluation criteria live in the package, not the notice, and nobody has time to open the package for an opportunity they have not qualified yet.
What Capture does
Every market
- Federal, DIBBS, SLED, Canada, subcontracting, SBIR and grants.
Reads attachments
- Not just the notice, the whole package, including amendments.
Graded for you
- Fit scored against your company profile, past performance, and your own criteria.
What you get out of it
One feed across every market
- Federal, SLED, DIBBS, GSA eBuy, Canada, grants, SBIR/STTR, subcontracting and recompetes, searched together rather than one tab at a time.
A fit score with its sources
- Every opportunity graded against your company profile, past performance and your own criteria, with the passage it was scored from cited, so you can check it.
Attachments already read
- The whole package, including amendments, processed before you open it, so qualifying is reading a summary rather than a hundred pages.
Eligibility filtered out first
- Set-aside code, NAICS, PSC, agency, sub-agency, state and zip applied before anything reaches the feed, alongside due-date windows so you are not reading work that closes tomorrow.
Every notice graded against your profile
Fill in a company profile once. Everything published afterwards is read and scored against it, whether or not you searched for it.
Scored with its reasoning
Each recommendation carries a fit score and a plain-English explanation citing the passage it was scored from. A score with no reasoning is a number nobody trusts twice.
Eligibility applied before scoring
Set-aside, NAICS, PSC, agency, place of performance and response window are filtered first. Work you cannot bid never reaches the feed, and neither does work closing tomorrow.
Weak profiles are told so
A thin profile produces thin recommendations. samsearch says which parts of the profile are holding the matching back rather than quietly returning noise.
The attachments, read before you open them
The notice is the smallest part of an opportunity. Scope, deliverables and evaluation criteria live in the package.
The whole package on arrival
Solicitation, statement of work, wage determinations, specifications, pricing schedules and every amendment. Qualifying becomes a paragraph rather than a folder.
Cited back to the page
Every extraction points to its document and page. You check a citation instead of trusting a summary, which is the only way an AI read is safe on a bid decision.
Saved searches that qualify before they email you
A keyword alert is a firehose with your name on it.
Qualification happens before sending
Each candidate is graded against your profile and the weak ones dropped, so the digest is a shortlist rather than everything containing your keyword.
Links go to the opportunity
Acting on an alert is a click rather than a second search. The score and the reasoning travel with each item.
Frequently asked questions
Can one search cover federal and state contracts at once?
Where are government contracts posted?
Why do keyword alerts on SAM.gov return so much noise?
Can AI tell whether an opportunity is worth bidding on?
What is a set-aside and how do I know if I qualify?
Does SamSearch cover subcontracting opportunities?
Automate the full GovCon cycle
Each stage runs off the same profile, the same documents and the same pipeline. Click any stage to see how it works.
See the whole cycle in one platform.
Book a 20-minute demo and we will walk your team through the stage that is costing you the most.