BidVerdict: Federal Bid/No-Bid

Bid or no-bid on any SAM.gov contract opportunity in about a minute. Reads the notice and attachments and checks your fit.

BidVerdict tells small federal contractors whether an opportunity on SAM.gov is worth bidding, in about a minute. Open any contract opportunity on SAM.gov and click the BidVerdict icon. The side panel reads the notice and its attachments (the solicitation, the statement of work and the latest amendments), checks them against your company profile, and gives you: • A verdict: Bid, Consider, No-bid, or Respond (for sources sought and presolicitations) • A fit score from 0 to 100, with the reasons • Eligibility checks from SAM.gov data: set-aside (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB and more), NAICS match, response deadline and place of performance • Key facts: contract type, period of performance, incumbent, site visit, wage determination • A checklist of what the offer must include, with the document each item came from • How offers will be judged, red flags, and questions to send the contracting officer • A one-click summary to paste into an email or your pipeline tracker HOW IT WORKS 1. Set up your company profile once: NAICS codes, certifications, the states you work in, capabilities and past performance. It is stored in your Chrome profile. 2. Open a contract opportunity on SAM.gov. 3. Check which attachments to read (sensible ones are pre-selected) and click Analyze. PRICING Free: 5 analyses a day. No account needed. Pro: $14 a month for up to 60 analyses a day and a deeper model. Cancel any time. ( coming soon ) PRIVACY BidVerdict only runs on sam.gov. When you click Analyze, the notice, the attachments you chose and your profile are sent to our server to be analysed with Google's Gemini models. They are not stored afterwards. Full policy: https://bidverdict-api-xh3mqgowaa-uc.a.run.app/privacy BidVerdict is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GSA, SAM.gov or any U.S. government agency. It gives decision support, not legal or contracting advice. Always confirm requirements in the solicitation itself.