Federal procurement intelligence

The nerd who reads every RFP so you don't have to.

RFxNerd reads the hundred solicitations you don't have time to read, and surfaces the two or three that actually fit — before you spend two weeks writing a proposal you were never going to win.

RB

Built by a former federal contracting officer. RFxNerd grew out of an account in r/GovernmentContracting — answering the same questions small businesses kept asking, then building the tool that answers them at scale.

RFxNerdHunt · This week
SDVOSB set-aside94% fit

IT Modernization Support Services

Dept. of Veterans Affairs · OI&T
RFP · 36C10B25NAICS 541512Closes in 9 days
Sources sought88% fit

Cybersecurity Assessment & Advisory

GSA · Federal Acquisition Service
RFI · 47QTCANAICS 541519Respond by Fri
Recompete71% fit

Help Desk & Field Support, Region 4

Dept. of the Interior
Incumbent identifiedAwards flagged

We read 3,847 solicitations this week so you didn't have to. Six were actually worth your time.

100s
of RFPs read every week across SAM.gov and agency forecasts
2–3
surfaced that actually fit your NAICS, certs, and past performance
p.38
the page where the set-aside was buried. We found it.
Six things it does

The whole bid lifecycle, in plain English.

From the first sources-sought notice to the post-award debrief — named the way a small-business owner actually thinks about the work, not the way the FAR does.

01

Hunt

Opportunity discovery across SAM.gov, agency forecasts, sources sought, and synopsis feeds — scored against your profile so you only see what fits.

02

Read

RFP and solicitation analysis. Pulls every requirement, every shall statement, and every set-aside buried on page 38 — so nothing surprises you at submission.

03

Files

Capability statements, past performance writeups, key-personnel resumes, and certifications — kept current and ready to drop into a response.

04

Reply

Response drafting for RFI replies, sources-sought responses, and full proposals — written against the exact requirements Read extracted.

05

Awards

Historical award patterns, incumbent identification, agency spend trends, and recompete forecasts — so you know who you're up against before you bid.

06

Checklist

Per-requirement response tracking. Every shall, every fill-in, every page-limit check, mapped to your draft so you submit compliant, every time.

How it works

Set up your profile once. Get the short list every morning.

STEP 01

Tell us who you are

Your NAICS codes, set-aside certifications (8(a), WOSB, HUBZone, SDVOSB), past performance, and the agencies you want to work with.

STEP 02

We read everything overnight

Hunt syncs SAM.gov and agency forecasts daily. Read analyzes each solicitation and scores how well it matches your profile.

STEP 03

You get the two or three that fit

A short, honest list every morning — with the set-asides flagged, the incumbents named, and the deadlines you can't miss.

Why it exists

Federal contracting is tilted against small business. This levels it a little.

The system was, in theory, built to serve the SDVOSB owner reading her thirtieth solicitation of the week and the two-person shop chasing a sources-sought notice that closes Friday. In practice it buries them. RFxNerd does the pre-solicitation legwork a capture team would — for the businesses that don't have one.

“Look — federal contracting is slow, the paperwork is real, and most of the opportunities you'll see aren't for you. My job is to get you to the two or three that are, before your competition does.”

RBThe founderFormer federal contracting officer · r/GovernmentContracting
Built for

The certified small businesses the set-aside program was written for.

8(a)SDVOSBVOSBWOSB / EDWOSBHUBZoneSmall business

Not an enterprise capture suite. Not for the Deltek-tier primes. A tool for the shops that have a real capability and no capture team.

Pricing

One subscription. Priced for a small business, not a prime.

One plan — full pricing on the plans page.

Stop reading RFPs that were never for you.

Set up your profile and get tomorrow morning's short list.

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