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Use these recipes as starting points on the Search page. Adjust sources, filters, and dates to match your business.

Active Texas SLED construction

  1. Select SLED as the source.
  2. Use Smart Search: active construction contracts in Texas
  3. Open Filters → set state to Texas and Active Only.

AI/cybersecurity posted in the last 7 days

  1. Select Federal (or Multi-Source).
  2. Smart Search: AI cybersecurity solutions for federal agencies
  3. Filters → Posted date → last 7 days.

DOD opportunities due in the next 30 days

  1. Select Federal.
  2. Keyword Search: "Department of Defense"
  3. Open Filters → set Department/Agency to Department of Defense, and Due Date to a 30-day custom range.
  4. Sort by Due Date (Soonest).
Field-scoped syntax like agency:"..." and date-range syntax like [NOW TO +30DAYS] are not supported in Keyword Search — see what’s not supported. Use the Department/Agency and Due Date filters instead.

NIH grants due in the next 60 days

  1. Select Grants.
  2. Smart Search: health research grants from NIH
  3. Filters → Due Date within 60 days.

Subcontracting — high confidence leads in your NAICS

  1. Select Subcontracting.
  2. Smart Search: subcontracting opportunities for small business
  3. Filters → Confidence → High; NAICS → your codes.
Subcontracting doesn’t have a contract-value filter — narrow by Confidence, NAICS, and State instead.

Recompetes in your NAICS expiring in 12 months

  1. Select Recompete.
  2. Smart Search: contracts expiring in the next year in [your NAICS]
  3. Filters → Contract End Date → next 12 months; NAICS → your codes.

Multi-source sweep for cloud services

  1. Enable Multi-Source and select Federal, SLED, and Subcontracting.
  2. Smart Search: cloud infrastructure and managed services
  3. Filters → Posted Date → last 30 days (Multi-Source only supports Due Date and Posted Date — see why).
  4. Review results per source; save promising searches for alerts once you narrow to a single source.

Keyword syntax reference

Need boolean operators, wildcards, or fuzzy matching? See the full Keyword Search syntax guide.