🇺🇸 United States · tenders · suppliers · agencies
Your private intelligence officer for U.S. federal procurement.
The U.S. federal government awards over $700 billion in contracts every year through SAM.gov. Sell to State indexes every solicitation, modification, and award across every agency — so you ask a question and get actionable contract intelligence in seconds, not hours of SAM.gov filtering.
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How Sell to State works.
Three steps between you and every U.S. federal contract opportunity.
Ask in Plain English
Describe what you need in everyday language. No FAR clause numbers, no NAICS codes, no boolean operators. Just tell Sell to State what kind of contracts you're after.
Or perhaps: “Which agencies are looking for cybersecurity consultants?”
Sell to State Searches SAM.gov
Sell to State scans the full SAM.gov database — active solicitations, pre-solicitation notices, sources sought, award notices, and contract modifications across every federal department and agency.
United States’s government procurement portal publishes thousands of opportunities. Sell to State reads them all so you can read none.
Receive Structured Contract Data
Results arrive as a clean, structured dataset. Solicitation numbers, agencies, set-aside types, NAICS codes, values, and response dates — ready to import into your capture management pipeline.
Clean. Structured. Ready for your pipeline.
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10× Faster
Search every active SAM.gov solicitation in seconds instead of wrestling with advanced search filters and NAICS code lookups.
Always Current
Sell to State indexes SAM.gov continuously — new postings, amendments, and award notices appear within minutes of publication.
Plain English
No FAR jargon, no PSC codes, no boolean strings. Describe contracts the way you think about them.
Export-Ready
Structured data with solicitation numbers, agencies, set-aside types, NAICS codes, and deadlines — ready for your capture pipeline.
$700B+
Annual federal procurement
SAM.gov
Full portal coverage
Seconds
Not hours to find contracts
24/7
Continuous monitoring
Who Sell to State is for.
Defense Contractors
Find DoD, DARPA, and military branch solicitations including SBIR/STTR opportunities across every service.
IT Services Firms
Surface GSA Schedule 70, GWAC, and BPA opportunities from civilian agencies and the intelligence community.
Small Businesses
Identify 8(a), HUBZone, and SDVOSB set-asides matched to your NAICS codes and past performance.
Frequently asked questions.
What is Sell to State? +
Sell to State is an AI-powered procurement search tool. It lets you query SAM.gov — the U.S. government's official contract opportunities portal — in plain English and receive structured contract data instantly.
What is SAM.gov? +
SAM.gov (System for Award Management) is the official U.S. government portal for contract opportunities, entity registration, and award data. Every federal procurement above the micro-purchase threshold is posted here. Sell to State reads and indexes it continuously.
Does Sell to State cover small business set-asides? +
Yes. Sell to State identifies 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, and other small business set-aside designations so you can filter opportunities relevant to your socioeconomic status.
How much does Sell to State cost? +
USD 200 per month, or USD 2,000 per year (saving 17%). Sign up to lock in early access pricing.
What data does Sell to State cover? +
All SAM.gov contract opportunities: presolicitations, solicitations, combined synopsis/solicitations, sources sought, award notices, and modifications. Sell to State also maps NAICS codes, PSC codes, and GSA schedule references.
Can I use Sell to State as an MCP server? +
Yes. Sell to State exposes a Model Context Protocol interface, so you can query U.S. federal procurement data from any MCP-compatible AI assistant or IDE.
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How suppliers find United States tenders with Sell to State.
The same dataset reaches you five ways. Most suppliers start with search and alerts; teams plug the data into their own systems over export, API and MCP.
Find tenders →
Search open government contract opportunities across 194 countries in plain English — one bid search engine instead of a dozen portals.
Tender alerts →
Set criteria once — sector, buyer, country — and new matching tenders are pushed to you within minutes of posting.
Procurement software →
Track who wins, size a market from award history, and qualify before you bid — eProcurement built for the sell side.
CSV export · REST API →
Export any result set to CSV, or pull the same data as JSON over a stable REST API — one bearer token, every country.
CLI · MCP server →
Script it from the CLI, or wire procurement awards straight into an AI agent over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.
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