For small-business federal contractors

Find the federal contracts worth bidding.

CaptureCore reads every new SAM.gov notice and tells you three things: which opportunities fit your company, what to do next, and whether your response is ready to go out the door.

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The platform

One workflow, from notice to portal handoff.

CaptureCore reads every new SAM.gov notice, then keeps three questions answered as the work moves forward — so the queue, the pipeline, and the readiness check all stay in one place.

01

Which opportunities fit

Every new SAM.gov notice is scored against your NAICS codes, certifications, and geography — with the reasons spelled out. You start the day with a short queue, ranked by fit.

02

What to do next

Each pursuit gets a lane, an owner, and one concrete next action — pursue as prime, team up, watch, or walk away. Go or no-go in minutes.

03

Whether the response is ready

Readiness comes from stored facts: amendments acknowledged, checklist cleared, package complete. Blockers surface while there is still time — then you submit in the official portal.

Below the surface

It also watches the angles capture pros watch.

Recompetes
Successor-contract language is flagged straight from the notice text.
Bridge actions & extensions
Stopgap bridge and extension signals show up before the real recompete does.
Likely follow-ons
Follow-on contract signals from the notice, so you position early.
Incumbent detection
When a notice names the incumbent, deterministic extraction surfaces it — no AI guessing.
Agency buying patterns
How often an agency buys your NAICS codes and set-asides, from stored notice history.

What it will never do

CaptureCore never asks for your government portal passwords, never submits bids for you, and never promises awards. You submit in the official systems; CaptureCore gets you there ready. And two things are free no matter what anyone tells you: registering in SAM.gov and applying for SBA certifications.

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The demo is free and takes two minutes. Starter is $50 a month when you're ready.