BidWatch watches SAM.gov, scores every solicitation against your capabilities, and drafts a compliant response before the deadline catches you off guard.
Public solicitations are scattered across dozens of portals, buried in PDFs, and amended without notice. By the time you spot the right one, there isn't time to respond well — so you skip it, or scramble.
Opportunities live on SAM.gov plus state, county, education and healthcare portals you don't check daily.
Not enough runway to read the spec, confirm compliance, and write a defensible response.
Agencies amend scope and deadlines mid-cycle. Miss the addendum, lose the award — or worse.
BidWatch continuously pulls new solicitations from SAM.gov that match your NAICS codes and keywords.
Every solicitation is relevance-scored against your NAICS codes, capability profile and past work — so the right bids float to the top, the noise drops away.
For each strong match the agent drafts a compliant cover letter and a requirement-compliance matrix extracted straight from the solicitation text — ready to review and submit.
One feed from SAM.gov, matched to your NAICS codes and keywords. New solicitations land automatically.
Each solicitation is scored 0–100 against your capability profile, with a plain-English rationale — so you triage in seconds, not hours.
A compliant first-pass cover letter plus a requirement-compliance matrix built from the actual solicitation language. Edit, don't author from scratch.
T-14 / T-7 / T-3 / T-1 reminders and instant addendum alerts, so a rescheduled site walk or extended Q&A never slips past you.
Searching SAM.gov costs nothing, and plenty of tools will search it for you. What none of them do is follow a solicitation once you care about it — every amendment, every date change, every Q&A cutoff — and hand you the response outline. That is the part BidWatch sells, and the watching itself is free.
Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial (Stripe checkout takes a card; cancel before day 14 and you are not charged), and the price is on this page — you never sit through a demo to find out what it costs. Enterprise (multi-entity workspaces) is $199/mo, also published.
A single public contract is worth tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. If BidWatch surfaces just one bid you'd have missed — and drafts the response that wins it — the math is over before it starts.
Start monitoring the bids that matter — and let BidWatch draft your first response.
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