Federal notices / For facilities + cleaning contractors
Federal notices screened against your services, states and codes. See the match, the missing fact and the next requirement to review.
$149 per month · One company profile
Worked example · fictional data
Regional office cleaning request
Regional office cleaning request, notice fields
Recurring janitorial services for regional offices. Place of performance: left blank in the notice.
Janitorial · Virginia · NAICS 561720. Read the requirements next.
Responses due Sep 24 · 2 p.m. EasternRiverbend office custodial services, solicitation summary
Buyer: Federal Property Office. Recurring janitorial services at Riverbend Office, Richmond, Virginia. Responses due September 24, 2026, 2:00 p.m. Eastern. NAICS 561720.
Virginia matches. Elevator work is outside the confirmed services.
Lakeside elevator maintenance, scope of work
Provide elevator maintenance and repair services at the Lakeside federal facility in Virginia.
From search results to a prepared review
The recorded service, state and code beside the confirmed profile.
A missing place of performance stays a question, with the source field to check.
The service mismatch remains attached to the notice. Your team can see the basis of the exclusion.
A saved search helps find notices. BidRubric prepares this screening context. Your team still reads the controlling solicitation, attachments and eligibility requirements.
Inspect the missing-location decision →One profile. An ongoing first pass.
Your services, up to 3 NAICS codes and 3 states. Confirm the covered scope before you pay.
Each business-day digest brings up to 5 relevant new or changed notices, with the source and what still needs checking.
Open the solicitation and attachments. Check eligibility, site visits and requirements before committing the team.
A useful head start, every business day
Full refund of the first month within 14 days of the first delivery if you ask — once per customer.
You can search SAM.gov yourself. BidRubric reads each day's notices against your whole profile — services, states and codes — tells you why each one does or doesn't fit, and comes back to you when a notice you've seen changes.
No. It shows the requirements the notice states and which ones are still unchecked. Eligibility, bonding and past performance are yours to confirm in the solicitation.
The digest says so. If a digest is missed altogether, that month is credited without your asking.