Trabuco District Ranger Office Janitorial Services
- Total small-business set-aside — large primes are excluded
- Work is in CA, inside your service area
- 11 days to prepare a response
Janitorial · Custodial · Facilities · Grounds
87,725 public notices today. Seventeen you can actually win.
Worth Bidding reads the federal feed and nine statewide bid boards each morning, throws out everything your company is not eligible for, and emails you what is left — with a written reason to bid it or skip it. No keyword firehose. No portal logins. No bidding jobs that were never yours to win.
Cancel any time. Built for small contractors, not enterprise capture teams.
Emergency Power and Switchgear
- Work is in NE, outside your service area
- Full and open competition — expect large primes to bid
87,725
Notices monitored across all fourteen live sources
158
Open cleaning & grounds solicitations in the pool right now
78%
Carry a small-business or socioeconomic set-aside
14 days
Median time from posting to deadline — miss the email, miss the job
Counts from the pipeline run of 5 September 2026, refreshed automatically
every morning, across SAM.gov, nine statewide bid boards and five state and local open-data portals. Duplicate
repostings removed. The seventeen-to-bid figure is for the demo profile shown
above — a small-business and SDVOSB-certified janitorial contractor working California, Arizona and
Nevada on contracts from $50k to $3M. It is not a promise: your own count depends on your states,
certifications and value range, and on a slow day it will be lower.
The problem
Bid alert services send cleaning companies bids for asphalt paving.
Keyword tools match text. They do not know that you are a small business in three states with a $3M bonding ceiling, that this contract is set aside for a certification you do not hold, or that the same incumbent has held it for nine years. So you read forty notices to find one, and sometimes you write a proposal you were never eligible to win.
| What you get | Generic bid alerts | Worth Bidding |
|---|---|---|
| Matching method | Keyword in title | Eligibility, geography, size and timeline against your profile |
| Set-aside screening | Shown as a label | Hard filter — you never see contracts you cannot legally win |
| Reason attached | None | Written bid-or-skip rationale on every notice |
| What the work pays | Not included | Median of past awards at that same contracting office |
| Incumbent history | Not included | Who has been winning there, and how many times |
| Typical price | $34 – $249 / mo | $49 – $399 / mo |
How it works
Three minutes to set up. Then it runs without you.
01
Tell us what you can win
States you serve, certifications you hold, smallest and largest contract you can staff, and how much notice you need to put a proposal together.
02
We read the whole feed overnight
Every active notice on every portal we cover, matched on NAICS and PSC codes plus scope language, deduplicated, and benchmarked against historical award values at the same office.
03
You get a short email at 7am
Ranked, scored, and explained. Usually a handful of real opportunities and a list of what we filtered out, so you know nothing was quietly dropped.
Real output
An actual scored notice, not a mockup.
Scored for a fictional small-business, service-disabled-veteran-owned janitorial company serving California, Arizona and Nevada with a $50k–$3M contract range. The opportunities are real and open today.
Base Operations Support Contract for Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake
- Total small-business set-aside — large primes are excluded
- Work is in CA, inside your service area
- 14 days to prepare a response
- Comparable awards here run ~$535,267, in your range
Fuel filtering, cleaning and polishing tanks
- Reserved for SDVOSB — you qualify, so the competitive field is small
- Comparable awards at this office run ~$685,162, inside your range
- Only 3 days left to respond
Hood and Duct Cleaning Services
- Total small-business set-aside — large primes are excluded
- Work is in AZ, inside your service area
- Wage determination applies — price labor accordingly
- Tight timeline — 8 days left
EAGLE — Presidio of Monterey, CA
- Total small-business set-aside — large primes are excluded
- Recent awardee at this office: Tunista Operations Support Services LLC
- Tight timeline — 9 days left
Coverage, stated plainly
Federal nationwide. Nine states statewide.
We would rather lose the sale than overstate coverage. Worth Bidding reads the complete federal contract-opportunity feed, the statewide bid board for California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Mississippi, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Texas, and five further state and local open-data boards. That is nine states, not fifty. We name every source and its live count rather than rounding up, and a source that returns nothing is not counted as coverage. Your daily email lists which sources ran and what each returned.
| Source | Status | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Federal (SAM.gov, all agencies) | Live | 108 open cleaning · 77 open grounds |
| Federal award history | Live | Incumbents and past award values at each office |
| Texas ESBD (state agencies + SmartBuy members) | Live | 452 open notices |
| California State Contracts Register (Cal eProcure) | Live | 359 open events |
| Georgia Procurement Registry (state + local entities) | Live | 523 open events |
| Connecticut (CTsource, DAS) | Live | 198 open solicitations |
| Rhode Island (Ocean State Procures) | Live | 92 open solicitations |
| Mississippi (DFA contract & bid search) | Live | 80 open bids |
| Iowa (Bid Opportunities) | Live | 41 open bids |
| South Dakota (Bureau of Administration) | Live | 25 open events |
| Florida (MyFloridaMarketPlace advertisements) | Live | 16 open advertisements |
| Los Angeles, CA (RAMP) | Live | 425 open city solicitations |
| Delaware (statewide open-data feed) | Live | 52 open state bids |
| Illinois (state capital program) | Live | 45 forecast solicitations |
| Montgomery County, MD | Live | 8 open county solicitations |
| Baton Rouge, LA | Live | 7 scheduled bid openings |
| Missouri (MissouriBUYS) | Wired, nothing to show | Integrated, but the state published no open solicitation on the last run, so it counts as zero |
| The other 40 states | Not covered | Most publish no machine-readable feed, or sit behind a login or bot check. We add them one at a time and only claim one once it returns real notices |
| Texas school districts & colleges | Live via ESBD | Included in the Texas count above |
Counts recorded on the pipeline run of 9 September 2026. Open notices expire daily, so these move; the figures in your own email are computed the morning it is sent.
Pricing
One won contract pays for a decade of this.
Median federal cleaning and facilities award in the current feed: $500,000. Top quartile: $1,424,551.
Start on any tier and move up or down yourself whenever you like. Upgrades take effect immediately and you only pay the difference for the days remaining; a move to a cheaper tier takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for.
Watch
$49
per month
- One state, one trade lane (nine states are covered statewide)
- Daily scored email with bid-or-skip reasons
- Deadline countdown and direct solicitation links
Compete
$149
per month · most operators start here
- Multiple states and both trade lanes
- One-page plain-English brief per solicitation
- Wage determination, bonding and site-visit flags
- Comparable award values at that office
Win
$399
per month
- Everything in Compete, nationwide
- Monthly incumbent and pricing report
- Recompete calendar — contracts coming up for rebid
- Up to five users
Questions
The things contractors ask first.
Where does the data come from?
The federal government's daily contract-opportunities export, published by SAM.gov and refreshed every morning. It is the same data behind the official portal, including the full solicitation text. Everything Worth Bidding adds is on top of that: eligibility screening, scoring, award benchmarking and the written reason.
Isn't this data free?
Yes. So is a pile of lumber. You are paying for the 84,000 notices you never have to read, and for being told which of the remaining handful is worth your proposal time.
Do you write the proposal?
No. Worth Bidding tells you which contracts to chase and what they historically pay. Writing the response is your job, or your proposal writer's.
What if the score is wrong?
Reply to the email and tell us. Every score shows the reasons behind it, so a wrong score means a wrong assumption in your profile — service area, certifications, contract ceiling — and that gets corrected in one message. We show the score's reasoning precisely so you can overrule it.
Do you cover state and local bids?
Partly, and we name the parts. Federal is complete and nationwide. Nine states are covered at the state level, from the official statewide posting point in each: Texas (Electronic State Business Daily, 452 open notices), California (State Contracts Register on Cal eProcure, 359 open events), Georgia (Procurement Registry, 523 open events, which also carries participating local government entities), Connecticut (CTsource, 198), Rhode Island (Ocean State Procures, 92), Mississippi (DFA contract and bid search, 80), Iowa (Bid Opportunities, 41), South Dakota (Bureau of Administration, 25) and Florida (MyFloridaMarketPlace advertisements, 16). Missouri is wired but published nothing open on the last run, so we count it as zero rather than as coverage. On top of those we read five official open-data bid boards: Los Angeles, Delaware statewide, the Illinois capital program, Montgomery County MD and Baton Rouge, 537 open notices between them. All counts are from the run of 9 September 2026. The remaining 40 states are not covered: most publish no machine-readable feed, or put their bid board behind a login, a CAPTCHA or a bot check. We integrate them one at a time and the coverage table above is updated the day each one starts returning real notices.
Two things the California register does not publish, so we do not pretend otherwise: a posting date and a contract value. It does advertise small-business and DVBE set-asides in the event title, and we read those, so a certified California small business sees the reserved contracts scored at the top.
Stop reading the firehose.
Set your profile once. Get the short list every morning at 7. Cancel whenever the emails stop being useful.