01 · Plan
Governmentwide forecasts
Review planned federal purchases, estimated timing, NAICS, acquisition strategy, and agency contacts before a solicitation reaches SAM.gov.
Open the federal forecast toolDEEBid progress
DEEBid keeps stale or expired notices out of the active view when the stored source evidence supports that decision.
Government opportunity previews
Search verified current notices—from early market signals to open solicitations—by state and service category. Then use the planning paths below to look beyond a single portal.
Verified opportunity previews
Review a safe public snapshot of current response windows. Each preview includes the state, category, short scope, response date, and small-business status.
Choose a plan for full detailsMultiple notice-level signals align, including a stated small-business preference or safely readable lower published value.
Some signals align, but capacity, value, or requirement facts still need review.
The notice lacks enough safe evidence, or signals higher delivery complexity. Missing information is never treated as a match.
Showing 20 of 1,830 matching notices. Coverage reflects connected sources and may not include every public bid.
Small-Team Fit is a DEEBid screening signal—not a government designation, eligibility finding, bid recommendation, or award prediction. Public preview only. Buyer identity, notice reference, county or city, official source, contact information, budget, and full requirements are reserved for members.
Get there before the bid
Use each lane for its intended purpose. Forecasts help with planning, early notices invite market input, and solicitations are the active response stage.
01 · Plan
Review planned federal purchases, estimated timing, NAICS, acquisition strategy, and agency contacts before a solicitation reaches SAM.gov.
Open the federal forecast tool02 · Influence
Track Sources Sought, presolicitations, and RFIs separately. They can reveal buyer needs while the acquisition approach is still developing.
Browse verified early signals03 · Compete
Search DEEBid’s connected federal, state, and local sources without mixing closed awards or planning forecasts into the active count.
Browse open solicitations04 · Team
Use SBA SUBNet to find subcontracting notices from large prime contractors and other organizations seeking small-business partners.
Search SBA SUBNet05 · Be found
An active SAM registration establishes eligibility; a complete, accurate SBA Small Business Search profile helps contracting teams understand what you sell.
Open SBA Small Business SearchPlanning forecasts are not solicitations or promises of future work. Early signals are not requests for priced bids. Always verify the current official notice before acting.
Start with work your company can actually deliver
DEE prioritizes recurring services, supplies, repairs, and clearly scoped local work before large capital projects.
Government purchase demand
This separate list covers federal, state, county, and local purchasing. It favors commercially available items and repeat operational needs that a smaller supplier or distributor may be able to fulfill.
Small-business starter market
These common public-sector lanes can suit smaller teams and local operators. They are categories, not claims that a specific contract is open today. Members can request a verified brief before pursuing anything.
Every lane opens the membership plansJanitorial & cleaning
Landscaping & grounds
Printing & signs
Office supplies
Food & catering
Vehicle services
Painting
Your next step
How to read this: these are verified demand categories, not purchase quantities, budgets, awards, or promises that a notice remains open. DEE checks the official source before giving a member the full opportunity brief.
Official source review: SAM.gov opportunities · Acquisition.gov forecasts · Kentucky eProcurement · Franklin County bids · Lexington bids.
DEE screening rule: company capability, service area, cash flow, licenses, insurance, margin, and the official notice must all be checked before a “pursue” recommendation.