Current notice
Check the stage, set-aside, NAICS, place of performance, and response runway.
Sarus Opportunity Scout
Find the opportunities out there for your business.
Search current federal notices, check the buying history, and spot the questions that deserve an answer before your team commits.
Opportunity view
Available does not always mean winnable.
The useful question is whether the customer, scope, proof, team, and runway line up well enough to justify a pursuit.
- Current notices
- SAM.gov
- Buying history
- USAspending
- Decision lens
- Fit before effort
Read the signals
A lead is the start of the decision, not the decision.
Public data can show where the work sits. A winning strategy still needs customer understanding, credible proof, a workable team, and a response plan that survives contact with the calendar.
Buying pattern
Use recent award history to see who buys, who wins, and the size of the work returned.
Pursuit judgment
Test the opportunity against your proof, team, relationship, capacity, and evaluation risk.
Official sources
Use the right source for the right question.
SAM.govCurrent notices and amendmentsUSAspendingPrime-award and spending historyFederal forecastsEarly planning signalsSBA SUBNetPrime contractor subcontracting notices
Planning tool, not an official notice service.
Sarus Strategy does not guarantee completeness, availability, eligibility, award, or probability of win. The official government notice and its amendments control. Do not enter CUI, source-selection information, export-controlled material, classified information, or protected third-party data into this tool.
Found something real
Check the bid before you chase it.
Bring the public notice, your honest concerns, and the team you actually have.