BidRadar · by Worksub

In development

The bids worth chasing, scored and summarized every morning.

BidRadar will read the opportunity alerts and portal notices you already get. It will score each one against your company’s capabilities, past performance and set-asides, and hand you a short list with a summary and a first draft for the ones that fit. You decide which to pursue.

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For small government contractors, starting with GovCon business development. From Worksub, the team behind CertPilot and EstoppelPilot.

The problem

Most alerts aren’t a fit. Finding the few that are takes all morning.

Bid alert emails and portal searches return far more than a small contractor can read. Someone opens each notice, checks the NAICS code, set-aside and scope, and makes a go/no-go call. Then they start a response from a blank page.

Enterprise tools exist, but they are priced and built for firms with a full capture team.

  • Too much noise

    Keyword alerts match on words, not fit, so most of the list is irrelevant.

  • Deadlines are short

    A day spent reading notices is a day less to write the response.

  • Blank-page starts

    Every pursuit begins with the same capability summary, rewritten by hand.

How it will work

What BidRadar is planned to do

This is the plan, not a shipped product. The waitlist decides what gets built first, and what you tell us shapes it.
  1. 1

    Set your profile once

    Capabilities, NAICS codes, certifications, set-asides, past performance. BidRadar will score against this.

  2. 2

    Alerts are read for you

    It will watch the alert emails and feeds you already receive and pull out each opportunity.

  3. 3

    Each one gets scored

    Fit, deadline, set-aside match and red flags, with a one-paragraph summary of why.

  4. 4

    You get a short list

    A morning digest of the opportunities worth reading, each with a first-draft response outline. You decide what to pursue.

Honest scope

What it will do, what it won’t, and what stays with you

Planned to handle

  • Federal bid alert emails
  • Opportunity scoring against your profile
  • Go/no-go summaries
  • First-draft response outlines

Won’t do

  • Submit anything
  • Register you on portals
  • Write the final proposal

Comes later

  • State and local portals
  • Grants
  • Press and media requests

FAQ

Questions about BidRadar

Why start with government contracting?

It has the clearest structure (codes, set-asides, deadlines) and the most painful volume. If the scoring works there, grants and other sources follow.

Will it replace GovWin or GovTribe?

Not as a database. BidRadar is planned to sit on top of the alerts you already get and do the reading and scoring, priced for small firms.

Does this exist yet?

Not yet. It’s in development, and teams on the waitlist get access first. Interest from teams like yours determines what we build next.

What happens when I sign up?

Your email goes on the list for this product, and nothing else. We’ll write when there’s something to try, and we might ask you a question or two about how you work today. No newsletter, and we never share your address.

Want BidRadar built?

Join the waitlist for early access. We’ll reach out when it’s ready for its first teams.

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