For teams that sell to government

Know about the contract before the bid is posted

Contrax shows your team which government contracts are ending, who holds them now and what they were awarded for. When the solicitation arrives, it tells you in minutes whether it fits, and drafts the response when it does.

Open bids tracked now
31,430
States and territories
54
Start Professional: $79 a month →

Month to month. Cancel anytime. Or $790 a year.

Want it prepared for you? Start with a $149 Pipeline Snapshot ↓

From first sign to submitted response

  1. Stage 1

    See it before it is posted

    Most teams learn about a contract the day the solicitation appears, with three weeks to respond. The current contract's end date is public months earlier.

    • ✓ Contracts Ending Soon: who holds the work, which agency pays, the value and the end date
    • ✓ Procurement forecasts from agencies that publish their planned purchases
    • ✓ New bids in your trades and states at 6 AM, the day they post
    Look at contracts ending soon →
  2. Stage 2

    Decide in minutes whether to pursue it

    A bid you should not chase costs your team a week. Each opportunity comes with what you need to say yes or no.

    • ✓ An AI Executive Brief: mandatory requirements, key dates and red flags, drawn from the solicitation
    • ✓ The incumbent and what the work was awarded for last time
    • ✓ A match score against your company's profile
    Read an example brief →
  3. Stage 3

    Respond, and keep the relationship

    When you decide to bid, the work moves into one place your team can follow.

    • ✓ A first proposal draft written from the solicitation's requirements
    • ✓ A pipeline of saved bids with deadlines in your calendar
    • ✓ A CRM for contracting officers and partners, with follow-up reminders and drafted follow-ups you review before sending
    Compare the plans →

Who it is for

Companies where someone's job includes winning government work.

  • Software and IT services

    Firms selling to federal, state and local buyers who need to know which contracts come up for renewal.

  • Professional services

    Consulting, staffing, marketing and engineering firms with a person or small team writing proposals.

  • Construction and facilities

    General contractors and facilities companies large enough to have an estimator or a business development lead.

Start here · a one-time snapshot

Pipeline Snapshot report: $149

One state, one line of work, paid once. Delivered to your inbox within 1 business day of payment. It shows where you stand on the day it is made and does not update; Contrax Managed below is the version that keeps going.

Exactly what is in it (read a real sample):

  • ✓ The 25 largest federal contracts in your line of work ending in your state in the next 6 months: the holder, the agency, the value and the end date
  • ✓ The 10 agencies with the most of that work ending in the next 12 months
  • ✓ The 10 companies holding the most of it, marked when they have a small-business subcontracting plan: who you would compete against or team with
  • ✓ What contracts like these were awarded for: the middle half of award values and the midpoint
  • ✓ Up to 5 open bids that fit you right now
  • ✓ The 12-month total: how many contracts end, what they are worth, and which months are busiest

Move to Contrax Managed within 14 days and the $149 comes off your first month.

One payment, no subscription. Federal contract data comes from USAspending.gov; an ending contract is not a promise of a rebid.

The one-time snapshot compared with Contrax Managed
Pipeline SnapshotContrax Managed
Price$149, paid once$499 a month
UpdatesNone. One day's pictureRebuilt every month with what changed
StatesOneThe states you work in
New bidsUp to 5 open on the dayA brief on each new fit, pursue or pass
Login for your teamNot includedProfessional included
Winning proposalsNot includedOne records request a month, filed for you

Ongoing · done for you every month

Contrax Managed: $499 a month

No one on your team has to log in. Each month we prepare a pipeline report for your line of work and your states and send it to whoever handles your government sales.

  • ✓ Everything in the one-time report, rebuilt every month with what changed since the last one
  • ✓ The states you work in, instead of one
  • ✓ A brief on each new solicitation that fits you, with a pursue or pass recommendation
  • ✓ Professional for your team, so anyone can open the full list behind the report
  • ✓ On request, one public-records request a month for the winning proposal on a contract you are chasing. We file it and tell you the day it goes in. Federal agencies often take 20 to 60 business days or more to answer, state and local offices often 5 to 15, and the agency decides what it releases
  • ✓ Prepared by Contrax and sent by email, so your team reads one document

Month to month, paid by card through Stripe. Cancel anytime by email. Bought the one-time report first? Move to Contrax Managed within 14 days and the $149 comes off your first month. The credit is applied at checkout when you use the same email.

Or ask for a sample report first →

The software behind the reports

Professional is included with Contrax Managed, or yours on its own for $79 a month if your team would rather do the digging.

Use an AI assistant? Add https://www.contrax.company/api/mcp as a custom connector in Claude or another assistant that supports MCP, then ask it which contracts are ending in your state and trade. How it works →

Contract data comes from public records: USAspending.gov for federal awards, and each agency's own posting for bids. An ending contract is a sign to prepare, not a promise that the work will be rebid.