Reading Your Opportunity Feed
How to work the ranked feed each morning — verdicts, deadlines, and when a notice is intel rather than a bid.
The short answer
The dashboard is a ranked feed. Sort by score, glance at verdicts and deadlines, and open a workspace for anything you'd actually chase. Sources Sought and Special Notices show up too — but as intel, not as bids you can respond to today.
How to work it
- Open the dashboard once a day, ideally at the start of your session.
- Scan PURSUE first, then REVIEW. PASS is there if you want to sanity-check.
- Check the response deadline before opening a workspace — a 3-day turn is a different decision than a 30-day one.
- Click into a notice to open its Opportunity Workspace.
Notice types the feed treats differently
Solicitations, Combined Synopsis/Solicitations, and Presolicitations are bids you can respond to. Sources Sought and Special Notices are surfaced as intel — market research the government is doing before an RFP exists. Reply to shape the requirement; do not expect an award today. Award Notices and Justifications are competitor intel — they tell you who won what.
Reading and browsing is free
The feed, the scoring, the pipeline, opening a workspace — none of these cost credits. Credits only get spent when you run an AI tool like Shred, Evaluate, Draft, or a compliance matrix.