Government · DOD · Public · Municipal · Large-scale development

Find the public work before your competitors do.

BidStaq sources every solicitation, letting, hearing, permit and land deal in your market — federal, state, county, city and utility — and tells you which ones are worth bidding.

51
sources read every morning
176
public agencies watched
34
counties covered
978
leads in the last 30 days

What we source

Public buyers post work in dozens of places. BidStaq reads all of them so your estimators read only what matters.

Federal & DOD

SAM.gov solicitations for work performed in your state — USACE districts, NAVFAC, the Air Force, the Park Service — read every morning, not when someone remembers to search.

State & DOT

FDOT lettings for every district and the Turnpike, water management district calendars, and state agency procurement, with the letting date and the number to bid.

Municipal & county

Counties, cities, airports and seaports on DemandStar, OpenGov, Bonfire and their own portals — one feed instead of forty logins.

Utilities & authorities

Water and sewer departments, aqueduct and utility authorities, community development districts — the infrastructure buyers most platforms miss.

Large-scale development

Land acquisitions, rezonings, site plans and permits for master-planned communities, campuses, industrial parks and towers — months before the GC sends out bid packages.

Your trade, first

Civil, underground utilities, fiber, directional drilling, roadway, water and wastewater, site work — scored for the work you self-perform.

From public notice to signed contract

1

Every source, every morning

Federal, state, county, city and utility portals plus news and agenda feeds are read on a schedule, de-duplicated and scored.

2

Judged for your trade

Every lead is sorted into what you should pursue this week, what to watch, and what to ignore — with the reason written down.

3

Ahead of the bid

Land deals, public hearings and permits are tracked so you meet the owner and the GC before the solicitation exists.

4

Into your pipeline

Promote a lead to a pursuit, track the bid, phase it into the revenue plan, and export the forecast for the executive meeting.

Simple per-seat pricing

One seat per user. Monthly. Cancel any time.

Standard

The full sourcing platform for one estimator or BD lead.

$495per seat / month
Seats
1
$495 / month
  • Every feed: SAM.gov, DOD, FDOT, water management districts, counties, cities, utilities
  • Every lead scored for your trade — pursue, watch or pass, with the reason
  • Land deals, public hearings and permits tracked ahead of the bid
  • Market map, coverage and expansion counties
  • Bid tracker, pipeline, revenue plan and forecast exports
Most complete

Premium

For teams that want the market set up and tuned around them.

$895per seat / month
Seats
1
$895 / month
  • Everything in Standard
  • Market research on your counties: capital plans, developers and competitors
  • Custom agency and county coverage set up for your market
  • Estimating tools: scope from text, photos and plans
  • Priority support

Billed monthly by card through Stripe. Add or remove seats, or cancel, any time from your billing page.

Questions

What is a seat?+

One named user with their own sign-in. Buy as many as your team needs at checkout, and add or remove seats from your billing page at any time.

What does it cover?+

Florida in depth — every county mapped, with state, county, city, utility and DOT sources — plus federal work nationally through SAM.gov. Texas is mapped and growing. Premium seats get coverage set up around your own market.

How do I get in after I pay?+

Checkout takes you straight to a welcome page with your team's access code and a form to set your password. Your account is live the moment you submit it.

Can I cancel?+

Yes. Subscriptions are monthly, and you can cancel from your billing page; access runs to the end of the period you paid for.

Is my pipeline private?+

Your bids, pursuits, contacts and notes are yours and visible only to your team. Source data is public procurement information.