Bid more.
In less time.
Pick any listing. Bid it in five minutes. ZukoBid reads the solicitation for you (deadline, how to submit, forms, red flags), shows who won it last and at what price, how many companies usually bid, and what to bid. So you bid more jobs every week, and win more of them.
Bid a government contract in 5 minutes, not 5 hours.
Every bid takes the same six jobs. By hand they eat an evening. ZukoBid has them done before you open the contract.
Bid five a week and that's about 20 hours back, every week, for $99 a month. Every Bid Sheet shows what it saved you on that contract.
There's more government work than companies bidding on it.
The government spends more with small businesses every year, and fewer small businesses show up to take it. Most people never bid because they don't know where to start. That is the part ZukoBid does for you.
Ready to bid in five minutes.
Open a contract and ZukoBid has already done the reading and the research. Three real examples from the board this week:
From RFQ to submitted bid, in minutes.
Other tools show you what's out there. ZukoBid does the work of bidding it: finds the ones you can win, finds who supplies the exact part, tells you what to bid, preps the quote from the RFQ, and tells you who won.
Open the app. Your best bids are already picked.
Every open supply RFQ with a price history for its exact part is scored for how winnable it is: competition, price history, sourcing, money and time. The best come first, each with its reasons.
One bidder. Prices up every year. A $6,558 order.
This is a real DLA request for 2 O-rings, as ZukoBid shows it. On a bid board it's one line: "O-Ring, qty 2." Here's what ZukoBid finds underneath it.
See a real contract, tagged the way you would tag it.
Bid boards list. They do not read.
A NAICS code cannot tell a stormwater build from a stormwater study. A title cannot tell you the pre-bid is mandatory, that bonding is 20%, or that the last four jobs like it went for $35 a ton. So a small shop spends its evenings opening PDFs to learn a job was never theirs.
Five passes over every solicitation.
Sorted by what the work is and by the role you would play: build, maintain, supply, service, design or inspect — with the sentence each tag came from. Construction and materials get the finest tagging; every other category is on the board too.
See it on the live board →Search the live board from here.
No sign-up, no demo request. These are the contracts open right now — tap one to open it in the portal.
A bid used to take a day. Now it takes a coffee.
Every step from finding the work to sending the price, done for you. The hours you save are bids you would never have had time for.
Anyone can pull public data. We curate it to your business.
Every bid board reads the same government sites, then hands you all of it. ZukoBid builds a profile of your business — your trades, where you work, your set-asides, and every contract you like or pass on — and puts in front of you only the work you can actually bid, win and perform. A landscaper never wades through ammunition buys. A parts supplier never scrolls past roof repairs. Everything else is still there whenever you want it — one tap shows the whole board.
Work through the board like you're picking a match.
One contract at a time, already summed up: what it is, what it pays, how crowded it is, and BID, MAYBE or SKIP. Swipe right and it's on your Bid List. Swipe left and it's gone for good. Tap to flip it over for the details.
Every swipe teaches your profile what you want, so the next pile is better than the last — and it follows your account from your phone at lunch to your laptop at night.
Built for the business. And for the side business.
What you get that a bid alert does not.
Built to be checkable.
Small shops that bid public work.
Strong where it is strong. Honest about the rest.
Federal coverage is complete for everything posted publicly. State and local coverage is deepest in the highlighted states — tap one to see exactly what is read there.
The ones worth asking.
What happens between posting and your morning.
The board grows every week.
Nearly 1 in 3 competed federal contracts drew just one bid.
272,879 contracts in the last three years were open to any company, and only one bid. ZukoBid knows which offices and which kinds of work they come from, and marks the open contracts where it is likely to happen again.
Bids and bidding data, state by state.
What is open right now, who is buying, and what bidding looks like — no account, nothing to sign up for. One page per state, as current as the board itself.