Browse public contracts and tenders
Every way into the public record: what is open now, how it is classified, where it was issued, and what the same buyers awarded last time. United States and Canada, from the official sources.
Build a matching profileWhat is open now
Live solicitations on both sides of the border, plus the watchlist that tells you when a new one lands.
US government contracts
Current federal contract opportunities posted to SAM.gov, grouped by agency, NAICS code, set-aside, and response deadline.
Canadian government tenders
Open Canadian public tenders from CanadaBuys and provincial portals, grouped by department, GSIN, and closing date.
Search contracts
Search open US and Canadian government contracts from SAM.gov, CanadaBuys, and state and provincial portals. Filter by industry, NAICS code, agency, set-aside, and location.
Government contract alerts
Targeted government contract alerts that match your capabilities, certifications, locations, and contract preferences before the deadline creates pressure.
By code and program
The classifications buyers file against, and the programs that decide who is allowed to bid.
Contracts by NAICS code
Contract opportunities and award history by NAICS code, with the size standard and the agencies that buy under each one.
Set-aside opportunities
Opportunities reserved for small business, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, and Indigenous suppliers under the Canadian PSIB.
By state and province
Sub-national procurement, where the portals and the rules change at every border.
The award record
What was already bought, who held it, and when it is likely to come up again.
Contract awards
Awarded US and Canadian contracts with value, winner, agency, and period of performance, so you can see what actually gets bought.
Awards by agency
Which agencies and departments award the most contracts, what they buy, and which vendors keep winning their work.
Incumbents
Who holds the contract today, when the current period of performance ends, and when the recompete is expected to open.
Renewal patterns
Option periods, renewal cadence, and expiry dates across public contracts, so you can start positioning before the notice.
Buyers and vendors
The organizations on each side of a public contract.
Contracts by agency
Every federal agency buying on SAM.gov, grouped by department. Each page lists its open notices, what it buys by NAICS code, and a link to each official record.
Contractors
Federal contractors by what they have won: the agencies buying from each, the NAICS codes, the largest awards, and the contracts ending soon.
Buyers
Agencies, departments, and contracting offices that buy on the open market, with their spend patterns and preferred vehicles.
Check the notice before you bid
Public procurement data changes through amendments, extensions, and cancellations issued by the buyer. These views are for finding work and reading the pattern. The official notice, its attachments, and its submission instructions are what govern a response.