GovZone watches federal and state procurement for the work your company can actually win, then sends it with a bid call, the deadline, and the contracting officer's name attached. Nothing to log into. It lands in your inbox.
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Monday & Thursday · 8:00 AM ET
Federal and state/local solicitations matched to your profile — each one carrying a bid recommendation and the reason behind it.
Tuesday · Weekly
Requirements too big to prime alone — and the specific slice of them you already perform, with a ranked list of firms to approach.
No dashboard to remember. No feed to scroll. An email arrives and every item in it looks like this — open the briefing on any one of them.
Request for Information · Department of the Air Force
You hold the baseline IT help-desk and cloud-monitoring past performance this asks for, plus the Secret facility clearance. Responding to the RFI is how you get on the list before the RFP is written.
Sole-source justification · Follow-on expected as 8(a) set-aside
The current award is sole-source, but the justification signals the follow-on comes out as an 8(a) set-aside. Your 8(a) status and CPARS record on comparable help-desk work put you in range. Contact the CO now, not at RFP.
Final RFP · Too large to prime alone
Your slice inside it is depot-level logistics support — roughly 18% of the estimated value. Five firms are positioned to prime. These four are worth approaching, ranked by fit.
Sample items, built on real public solicitations. Recommendations are ours, and they are calls — you will get passes as well as bids.
NAICS and PSC codes, certifications and set-asides, past performance, contract size range, geography, and the work you will not take. This is the instrument everything matches against.
Federal and state/local procurement is screened against your profile continuously — not just by NAICS, but by scope language, set-aside, vehicle, size band, and the agencies that already buy what you sell.
Two opportunity emails a week — Monday and Thursday — and one teaming email on Tuesday. Reply to any item to flag it, pass on it, or tell us the match was wrong — your profile updates from your answers.
Cancel any time. No setup fee, no contract.
A saved search returns everything under a NAICS code and leaves the reading to you. GovZone screens on scope language, set-aside, vehicle, contract size, incumbent history and agency buying behavior, then makes a call and tells you why. You get fewer items, and each one arrives with a reason attached.
Reply to the email and say so. That is the intended loop — your profile is updated from your answers, and the next feed reflects it. Most profiles need two or three rounds before they are tuned.
No. GovZone finds and calls the opportunity. Proposal work is a separate engagement with Top Notch Acquisitions, and you are never required to take it.
Not without your approval. The Teaming Feed proposes a list of firms; nothing is sent to any of them until you reply and approve it.
Yes, in the same feed. State procurement is where a lot of small firms get their first past performance, and it is under-covered by the federal-only tools.
Takes about ten minutes. Your first feed goes out on the next scheduled drop.
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