The contracts about to come up for recompete
YNTELRADAR identifies contracts approaching the end of their term, tells you who holds them now and which office bought them, and drafts the outreach — so you're a known name before the solicitation is posted.
Included on Scale — $399/mo
The problem
By the time an RFP is public, the incumbent has had years of relationship and the buyer often has a preference. Responding to a posted solicitation cold is the hardest way to win federal work.
Who holds it, and which office
The current holder and the contracting office, so the conversation you start is with the person who'll run the next competition.
With the outreach drafted
A written approach you can send. The reason most contractors don't do pre-RFP outreach isn't strategy — it's not knowing what to say.
Alongside sources sought and forecasts
Pre-RFP signals are flagged in the feed on every plan. What Scale adds is the recompete angle: not "something is coming" but "this specific contract, held by this company, expiring around this date".
What this doesn't do
It's a prediction from term dates and award records, not an announcement. An agency can extend, re-scope, or let a contract lapse. Treat the list as where to spend your business-development time, not as a calendar of certainties.
In the database right now
open solicitations
open small-business set-asides
buying agencies
state portals with open bids
Counted from our own database when this page was last built, not from a marketing deck. “Open” means the response deadline hasn’t passed — the same definition the product uses.
What this normally costs
AI scoring, one-line summaries and amendment tracking are included on our $39/month plan — $392 a year. Enterprise contract-intelligence platforms are sold on annual contracts in the $12,000–$42,000 range (category pricing from public materials, 2025–2026). On price, that is at least 24× — and we don't require an annual contract.
We compare by category and never by name — that is how we work. What nobody else does is the whole cycle: scored against your business, documents read for you, priced against what the government actually paid, proposal drafted, and walked step by step to won. In two languages. The price is the last argument, not the first — and it is a number you can check against our own checkout.
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How far ahead does it look?
Far enough to be useful for outreach rather than for bidding — the point is to act before the RFP, not after.
Is contacting an agency before the RFP allowed?
Yes, and it's normal practice. Market research is a real phase of federal procurement; sources sought notices exist precisely to invite it.
The whole cycle, on every contract
A YNTELRADAR account carries federal, state and local notices — cities, counties, school districts and universities included — the whole way: each one scored against your business with the reasons written out, the solicitation documents read for you, the work priced from what the government actually paid on comparable awards and who won them, the recompetes flagged before the notice lands, teaming partners we hold a contact for, the proposal draft and the compliance matrix written, and the bid tracked from found to won — with a daily digest and instant alerts so it chases you. In English and Spanish. Nobody else covers the whole cycle.