Federal, state, FDOT, county and city. Every new solicitation in your trade and your counties, read overnight and scored against what you actually bid — sitting in your inbox at 7am, before the crew rolls out.
First 25 members: $79/mo, locked for life. First month free.
Tear-off and replacement of approximately 41,000 sq ft modified bitumen system. Includes tapered insulation and new roof drains. Prevailing wage. Mandatory pre-bid walk-through Tuesday 10am on site.
Standing seam metal over existing structural deck, three campuses, phased summer schedule. Bonding required. Contractor must hold current SREF certification.
On-call repair services across county facilities. Unit-price schedule, two-year term with two renewal options. Four-hour response requirement for emergencies.
Federal set-aside, SDVOSB preference. 18,000 sq ft TPO membrane, occupied facility, night and weekend work required. Registration in SAM required to bid.
There is no single place where public work gets posted. Federal goes to SAM.gov. State goes to MyFloridaMarketPlace. FDOT runs its own lettings. Every county and most cities run separate portals, on separate software, with separate logins.
A listing gives you a title, a number and a PDF. Whether it's a $40K patch job or a $2M reroof takes fifteen minutes of downloading and reading. Multiply that by forty portals and it isn't a job anyone does.
Public solicitations often run two to three weeks. If you check portals on Friday and something posted Monday with a mandatory pre-bid on Wednesday, you didn't miss the bid — you missed the meeting that let you bid.
Dodge, ConstructConnect and BidClerk run three to six thousand a year, are built for estimators at large GCs, and bury a small roofing outfit in irrelevant listings. Most contractors who tried one cancelled.
No dashboard to log into, no portal to learn. The work happens overnight and shows up in the place you already check first.
Roofing, electrical, or paving and sitework. Then the counties you actually work. Takes about ninety seconds.
Federal, state, DOT and county sources pulled fresh, de-duplicated, read and scored against your profile. Nothing that doesn't match reaches you.
Scope, owner, estimated size, pre-bid meeting, deadline, and a direct link to the source. Read it with coffee, decide before the crew rolls out.
All public procurement data, published because the law requires it. We read the same sources you would, we just read all of them, every night. Every alert links straight to the official source — you bid where you always have.
Cancel any time, in one click, from any email we send. No annual lock-in unless you want the discount.
Yes. Public procurement is published because transparency law requires it. We use official free APIs where agencies offer them, read public pages where they don't, and link every alert straight back to the source. Nothing behind a login, nothing scraped aggressively.
You can, and some contractors do. The question is whether you'll check forty of them every morning, forever, including the weeks you're short-handed and behind on a job. Most people manage it for a fortnight.
Then you get a short email saying so, and you get your morning back. We'd rather send you nothing than pad the list with work you can't win — a daily email you stop trusting is worse than no email.
No. We find the work and hand you the link. What you bid, how you bid it and what you win is entirely yours, and we never see it.
Because we do one thing. They sell plan rooms, takeoff tools, project histories and sales teams to large general contractors. You're a roofer who wants to know what's out there. That product costs a fraction as much to run.
For now. Florida roofing, electrical, and paving and sitework first, because doing three trades in one state properly beats doing fifty states badly. Tell us where you work and we'll tell you honestly when we'll get there.
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