AI Tools / Federal contracting
Find the federal opportunities that fit.
Search active notices, then see whether each opportunity fits OpenNash—along with its priority, likely bid path, deadline, and original SAM.gov source.
Data
Public procurement records. Always verify deadlines, amendments, eligibility, and award details against the linked government source.
What it shows
- Filter active opportunities by keyword, buyer, NAICS code, notice type, set-aside, deadline, and OpenNash fit.
- See an OpenNash fit score, opportunity priority, suggested path—direct bid, subcontract, teaming, or monitor—and whether the notice appears bid-ready.
- Review the deadline, agency, office, solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside, estimated value, and indexed summary when available.
- Open the canonical notice on SAM.gov before acting.
How to use it
Start with work OpenNash can deliver—for example AI, cybersecurity, or data analytics. Narrow by buyer, NAICS code, or set-aside, then sort by fit to put the most relevant opportunities first.
The fit signals answer one concrete question: is this worth OpenNash reviewing? They are an example of capability-aware decision support, not a government eligibility determination.
Build it around your business
This public page is the OpenNash showcase. We can connect the same workflow to your SAM.gov API key, model fit against your capabilities and constraints, surface the opportunities your team should pursue, and add alerts and human review so you can compete for bids semi-automatically.
Source and use limits
This is decision support, not a substitute for SAM.gov, agency notices, legal review, or procurement advice. Records may be amended or delayed. Open the canonical notice before committing time or money.
This independent tool uses public SAM.gov data and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of the U.S. government.