ContractPulse – Free intelligence on federal government contracts
Federal contract intel newsletter, but GovWin and SAM.gov already provide raw data at scale.

Replaces $200–500/mo GovCon platforms with AI-scored SAM.gov digest for $29/mo.
Small business owners bidding on federal government contracts
SAM.gov (native) · Govwin (legacy competitor)
GovConToday scans SAM.gov every morning, matches new and closing-soon opportunities to your NAICS codes and preferred states, and sends a digest email with AI-generated summaries and bid/no-bid scoring.
Free plan: 5 matched contracts/day with deadline tracking. Pro ($29/mo): 15 matches, AI scoring, weekly intelligence briefing, set-aside filtering.
Stack: Next.js 15, Supabase, Groq (Llama 3.1 8B for summaries), Resend for email. No Ollama/self-hosted anymore — moved to Groq after 60% timeout rates on a Mac Mini.
Curious to hear if anyone here does GovCon or knows people who do.
The space is dominated by expensive tools ($200-500/mo) that are overkill for small businesses.
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