First search
$99/month
The same search from your sample, watched and hand-checked every month.
For small federal contractors
Only the SAM.gov notices that fit your search, checked by a person.
SAM.gov posts more than anyone has time to read. Tell us the one search you care about (NAICS codes, set-asides, agencies, keywords) and we send you the notices that match. A person checks each one against SAM.gov first, and every notice comes with its link.
Request a free sample
Free. One search. About two business days. No card, no account.
The button opens an email. If it doesn’t, write to support.cleandatalabs@gmail.com.
How it works
You tell us one search. We do the reading.
Fewer notices, and only ones that are worth opening. You still read the solicitation and make the call.
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You send one search
NAICS codes, set-asides, agencies, keywords, location, or whatever mix you already use on SAM.gov. We stick to that search. Nothing broader unless you ask.
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We pull the matches
We look through new SAM.gov notices for ones that match your search, and keep the link to each original posting.
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A person checks every one
Does it really fit? Is it still open, and is the deadline right, time zone included? Does the set-aside match SAM.gov? Does the link work? Is it a repeat? Anything that fails gets cut. Anything missing or unclear is marked as such.
What you get
A short list you can read in a few minutes.
Each notice comes as a plain entry in an email, with the facts you need to decide whether to open it. If a notice doesn’t pass the checks, it isn’t in the list. Three good ones beat ten padded ones.
Each notice in your email
- Title
- As posted, with the solicitation number
- Agency
- Department and office
- Notice type
- Solicitation, sources sought, presolicitation, and so on
- Set-aside
- As SAM.gov lists it, checked against the notice
- Deadline
- Date, time, and time zone, including any amendment that moved it
- Why it fits
- One line tying it to your search
- Link
- The notice’s page on SAM.gov
This shows the format, not a real notice. Every field comes from the notice’s SAM.gov page.
SAM.gov alerts are free. Here’s what we add.
SAM.gov already lets you save a search and get free email updates, and your local APEX Accelerator can help you find bids at no cost. Keep using them. A saved search sends you everything that matches, which is often a lot.
What we add is a person going through those matches for you, cutting the ones that don’t really fit, and checking what’s left against SAM.gov. If the free alerts already work for you, you don’t need us.
SAM.gov saved search
- Free
- Sends every notice that matches your filters
- You sort through them yourself
Clean Data Labs
- Free sample, then $99 a month for one search
- Only the notices that pass the checks
- Deadline, set-aside, and link checked, plus a line on why each one fits
Free sample
Try it on your own search first.
See the work on a search you already use, then decide if it’s worth keeping. One sample per company. All we ask in return is a few lines of honest feedback.
- One search that you define
- Matching SAM.gov notices from the last 7 days
- Up to 10 notices, each hand-checked, with SAM.gov links
- In your inbox about two business days after we have your search
- In return, a short note on what was useful and what we missed
Ready when you are.
Email us the search you care about. If anything’s missing, we’ll ask. No form, no account, no card.
After the sample
Keep the same search going, if it’s useful.
Only if the sample was worth it to you. There’s nothing to decide until you’ve seen it.
Each additional search
$49–79/month
Another search, like a second set of NAICS codes or agencies. The price depends on how broad it is.
Paid yearly
$990/year
The first search, billed once a year. That works out to two months free compared with paying monthly.
Custom one-off pull: $250
A bigger or older search, run once and checked the same way. Not a subscription. Ask about a custom pull.
Monthly plans are month to month, with no long-term contract.
Questions
Common questions
What should I send you?
Whatever you already use to search SAM.gov: NAICS codes, any set-asides you want to watch, agencies, keywords, and where you work. The request email has a short template. If something’s missing, we’ll ask before we start.
Will you tell me if I qualify, or whether to bid?
No. We check what the notice says, like the set-aside, NAICS code, and deadline, against SAM.gov. Whether you qualify and whether to bid are your calls, and you should still read the full solicitation.
What happens after the free sample?
We ask for a few lines of feedback on what was useful and what we missed. If you want to keep going, the same search is $99 a month. If not, that’s fine. We never take a card for the sample, and nothing turns into a paid plan on its own.
Can I watch more than one search?
Yes. Each additional search is $49–79 a month, depending on how broad it is. The free sample covers one search.
Are you part of SAM.gov or the government?
No. Clean Data Labs is independent and isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by SAM.gov, GSA, or the U.S. government. Every notice we send links back to its official SAM.gov page.
What do you do with my search details?
We use them to put together your sample and reply to you. This page doesn’t use cookies, ad pixels, or trackers.
For technical users
Prefer to run the data yourself?
Our SAM.gov opportunities tool is also available as an open-source MCP server (on GitHub and PyPI) and as an Apify actor, if you’d rather wire it into your own workflow.