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ProcureTap
Every US government bid, in one searchable place.
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Every US government bid, in one searchable place.
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Every US federal, state, and local government bid — plus international sources (EU, UK, Canada, World Bank, UNDP) — in one searchable place. 200,000+ bids indexed, 70,000+ currently open, refreshed every 6 hours from 605+ agencies. Full search + bid details free — no card, no view limits. Legacy tools ($1,200-$50,000/yr) hide descriptions behind their paywall. Pro at $99/mo unlocks instant alerts (vs. weekly on free), full document downloads, AI matching, CSV/API export.
ProcureTap is a single searchable feed of every US federal, state, and local government bid — plus international (EU, UK, Canada, World Bank, UNDP, AusTender). 70,000+ live opportunities from 605+ agencies, refreshed every 6 hours. Free to browse, no card required.
The origin: at a hockey game last year, a contractor buddy spent half the night complaining about the software he uses to find government bids — old websites, expensive subscriptions that hide the actual bids, no real search. Third period he says, "hey you know computers, can you make a better version of all this mess?" So I did.
What's different:
Free browsing, no card. Search, view bid details, click through to the source portal.
Aggregation, not paywalls. The underlying data is public — sam.gov, bidbuy.illinois.gov, txsmartbuy.gov/esbd, etc. We just make it searchable in one place.
$99/mo Pro for unlimited saved searches, instant alerts, and AI matching.
PH readers: 3 months at 66% off with code PRODUCTHUNT (good through Aug 22).
Building bootstrapped, no VC. If you've ever bid on government contracts — what does our search flow miss? What sources need better coverage?
Ask me anything.