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Gov Network / Your federal opportunity desk

From SAM.gov opportunity to bid-ready plan.

Government work that fits your crew. Gov Network helps field-service contractors discover opportunities, review source-backed requirements, pressure-test costs, and prepare a draft for human approval.

Free self-assessment · No account required · Invite-only workspace

Independent software. Not affiliated with SAM.gov or GSA. Your business reviews and submits its own bid.

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Built for the crews behind the work.
01 Discover02 Verify03 Price04 Prepare

Your starting line

New to federal contracting? Start with the essentials.

Build a credible bid foundation before you chase a notice. SAM.gov registration and opportunity search are free; Gov Network helps you organize what comes next.

01 / Register

Get your business set up

Prime bidders need an active SAM.gov entity registration. Use the official checklist to gather business details and confirm your status.

Open official registration guide
02 / Discover

Find work that fits

Search official opportunities, then narrow by service, place of performance, set-aside, and timing. Read the notice and amendments.

Search SAM.gov opportunities
03 / Prepare

Build your bid-ready workflow

Check readiness, capture unknowns, review source-backed requirements, and work from your own labor and supply assumptions.

Check my bid readiness

AI-assisted, source-backed

Better signal. Stronger bid/no-bid decisions.

Use AI-assisted review to surface possible requirements and questions. Check every suggestion against the official record; your team owns the interpretation, numbers, and final submission.

Explore the full workflow →
  1. 01

    Profile the business

    Record trades, service area, crew capacity, and your cost baseline.

  2. 02

    Review a short list

    See fit reasons, unknowns, and the official record behind each notice.

  3. 03

    Pressure-test the economics

    Change your assumptions and review the resulting estimate.

  4. 04

    Prepare on your terms

    Build a draft package, approve the current version, and submit it yourself.

Learn from the official source

Get oriented on SAM.gov.

Two GSA training videos for the steps contractors ask about most. These are external government resources; Gov Network is an independent service.

GSA training · Registration

Entity Registration — Workspace Navigation

See where to start, check status, and manage your registration in SAM.gov.

Watch on YouTube ↗
GSA training · Opportunity search

Advanced Search of Contract Opportunities

Use filters to narrow contract notices on SAM.gov. Verify current site details as interfaces change.

Watch on YouTube ↗
More official SAM.gov help and training ↗

Built for field-service operators

Specific enough for the work.
Broad enough for your business.

01

Janitorial

Facilities, frequencies, access windows, and supplies.

02

Grounds maintenance

Acreage, seasonal visits, equipment, and disposal.

03

Portable sanitation

Units, routes, servicing, and disposal obligations.

04

Pest control

Treatment scope, licenses, visits, and reporting.

Explore the trades →

The operating principle

Know what the notice says. Know what your business assumes.

Official source

What does the notice require?

Inspect the retained documents. Missing or conflicting details stay unresolved until reviewed.

Your data

What can your crew handle?

Use your actual capacity, loaded labor, equipment, and supply costs.

Estimate

Does the plan add up?

Review deterministic costs and margins from your inputs. Unknown costs are never zero by default.

Read the source and estimate limits →

Your next step

Ready to look at the next job?

Start with your readiness. Keep the decision yours.

Check my bid readiness