Win more federal contracting work
LevelRated Federal finds the federal opportunities and expiring contracts that fit your firm, in any trade and under any NAICS code, shows who you'd be up against, and keeps your team's pursuits in one pipeline.
Sold separately from LevelRated plans. Priced for your team after a short demo.

Screenshots use invented sample companies. Trust grades, star ratings, review counts and contact details are blurred here; they show in full on paid plans.
Every NAICS code, every trade
All 1,012 industries in the 2022 NAICS, each with its open federal notices, contracts ending soon, registered companies and SBA size standard. Start with your trade:
- 236210 Industrial Building Construction
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- 236118 Residential Remodelers
- 238110 Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors
- 238120 Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors
- 238140 Masonry Contractors
- 238210 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
- 238220 Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors
- 238290 Other Building Equipment Contractors
- 561621 Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)
- 561622 Locksmiths
- 561612 Security Guards and Patrol Services
- 541512 Computer Systems Design Services
- 541511 Custom Computer Programming Services
- 541513 Computer Facilities Management Services
- 561210 Facilities Support Services
- 561720 Janitorial Services
- 561730 Landscaping Services
Find the work

Matched to you, with a fit score
Every open federal notice
Solicitations, presolicitations and sources-sought notices from SAM.gov, refreshed every morning and searchable by keyword, NAICS, agency, set-aside and state.
Contracts about to end
Federal contracts whose period of performance ends in the next 90 days to 2 years, from USAspending.gov. That's where recompetes begin, often before a notice is posted.
Matched to you, with a fit score
A feed of open notices that fit your NAICS codes, your SBA programs and the agencies you've already won at. Each one shows a 0 to 100 score and the reasons, including set-asides you can't prime.
Daily matches
Save any search. Each morning we check the new data against it and send you what's new, in the app and by email.
Every registered company
Search every active SAM.gov registration, not only firms with past awards: by NAICS, state, set-aside status and whether they're small for the code. Each company shows the firms most like it.
Size up the competition
Who you're up against
On every opportunity and contract: the current holder, the firms with the most similar awards, and which of them already work for that agency.
Where the money goes
Five years of contract spending by agency for your NAICS codes, with the trend, so you know which agencies are buying more of what you do.
Small-business checks
SBA's size standard for every opportunity's code against your registration, and a calculator for the limits on subcontracting before you sign a teaming agreement.
Any company's federal profile
Look up a company by name or UEI to see the NAICS codes it actually wins in, its agencies, running contracts, and the open work it's competitive for.
Track it with your team
A pipeline built for capture
Six stages from first look to decision. Each record keeps the due date, value, owner, notes and the teaming companies involved.
Your whole team
Add teammates to a pursuit and they're alerted whenever it moves or someone adds a note. Everyone in your organization works from the same board.
Tasks and files on every pursuit
Owners and due dates, a ready-made checklist for each stage (bid/no-bid, compliance matrix, questions deadline, pricing review), reminders, and the solicitation, amendments and teaming agreements kept privately on the record.
Proposal workspace
Pull every instruction, evaluation factor and “shall” out of the solicitation into a compliance matrix, map each one to a section and a writer, set page limits and draft dates, and run pink, red and gold team reviews with reminders. Download the matrix as a spreadsheet.
Health score
Each pursuit gets a 0 to 100 score with the reasons: deadlines close for its stage, overdue tasks, no owner, nobody working on it, or a set-aside you'd need a partner for.
Reports by division
Pipeline value and weighted forecast, win rate, owners, opportunities by agency, teaming answers and team activity. Split by division and download any table as CSV.
Records that update themselves
Every morning we check each pursuit's notice or contract. A moved response date, a new set-aside, an extension or an award lands on the record and alerts the team.
After the award
Contracts you hold with option years, CPARS dates and a reminder to start on the recompete 18 months out, plus a past-performance library for your next proposal.
Find teaming partners
Suggested teammates
On every opportunity and recompete: firms that have won this kind of work, plus contractors on LevelRated that are open to teaming. Firms holding the set-aside you need are boosted.
Capability statement in a click
A one-page PDF built from your registration, codes, certifications and past performance. Edit the words, pick a color, attach it to teaming requests and share it on your profile.
Teaming requests
Find contractors on LevelRated that are open to teaming, filtered by NAICS, state and certification, and ask them about a specific bid. Send under your name or without it until someone's interested.
A teaming page you can share
Turn a pursuit into a page with its own link and send it from your own email or LinkedIn. Firms reply on the page and you add them to the pursuit in a click.
Companies you follow
Track competitors, partners and prospects with your own tags and notes. A daily digest tells you when they win a contract, one nears its end, or they join LevelRated.
Know when they answer
You're alerted the moment a firm says it's interested, with its contact. Requests from a pipeline record show up in that record's activity too.
Request a demo or talk to sales
Tell us the NAICS codes and agencies you go after and roughly how many people would use it. A person replies within one business day.















