Open Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) Sole Source (FAR 19.14) tenders

Shading is the number of open solicitations, on a log scale.

1 open notices publish no place of performance, so they are in no state above. They are still findable — by keyword, by agency, or by the buying office below.

Grouped by NAICS sector. Pick a sector on the left, then an industry group.

Windows do not overlap, so each one is a different set of notices. Deadlines are UTC, and notices whose deadline the source never published are in none of these windows.

Or by when the buyer posted it. One state register (Washington) publishes no posting date, so its notices are in none of these.

The system that published the notice. Federal work comes from SAM.gov; everything else is a state or city procurement portal.

What kind of notice this is, in one vocabulary across federal, state and city portals.

• Open for bids3 A live solicitation you can respond to now.
• Coming soon1 Announced ahead of the solicitation — time to get ready before it opens.
• Announcement2 An announcement rather than an invitation — often an intent to award without competition.

The body doing the buying. Federal notices show their sub-agency; state and city boards show their own name.

• VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF5 VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF
• DEFENSE LOGISTICS AGENCY1 DEPT OF DEFENSE

Work reserved for a class of business. The official label under each name is the wording to check your certification against. Federal notices only.