US Federal Contract Opportunities (SAM.gov) + AI Briefs (EN/RU/AR/ZH)

Search 78,000+ active US federal contract opportunities pulled from the official SAM.gov daily public data extract: full-text keyword search, NAICS code, set-aside (small business, 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB...), agency, and place-of- performance filters, plus award history where available. Each opportunity can also get a plain-language AI brief — what's being procured, who's eligible to bid, and the key dates — with optional Russian, Arabic, and Chinese translations for international business-development teams tracking US federal opportunities.

Raw opportunity data is public domain. The product here is the search + analysis layer: full-text search across titles AND descriptions (not just titles), coherent filtering across the whole notice hierarchy, and a written brief that turns a dense procurement notice into something a BD team can triage in seconds — in a dataset you can pipe anywhere.

What it does

1. Pulls the current day's official SAM.gov contract-opportunities extract (updated daily).
2. Filters by keyword (full-text, title + description), NAICS code, set-aside type, notice type, agency, state, and date range.
3. Returns the newest matching notices with full structured fields: agency hierarchy, NAICS/PSC codes, set-aside, key dates, place of performance, and award data (number, date, amount, awardee) where the notice is an award.
4. Optionally produces a plain-language AI brief and an eligibility note per notice — grounded ONLY in the notice's own fields, never invented — in up to 4 languages.
5. Self-checks its own output and fails loudly instead of silently returning broken data.

Input example

{
    "keyword": "cybersecurity training",
    "naicsCodes": ["5415"],
    "setAsideCodes": ["SBA"],
    "state": "VA",
    "maxItems": 50,
    "enrich": true,
    "targetLangs": ["en", "ru"]
}

Output example

{
    "noticeId": "abc123def456",
    "title": "Cybersecurity Training Services",
    "department": "DEPT OF DEFENSE",
    "subTier": "DEPT OF THE ARMY",
    "naicsCode": "541511",
    "setAside": "Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)",
    "postedDate": "2026-07-10T03:25:18+00:00",
    "responseDeadline": "2026-07-20T20:00:00+00:00",
    "placeOfPerformance": {"city": "Aberdeen", "state": "MD", "country": "USA"},
    "award": null,
    "brief": "The Army is seeking a contractor to provide cybersecurity training for approximately 200 personnel...",
    "brief_ru": "Армия ищет подрядчика для проведения обучения по кибербезопасности...",
    "eligibilityNote": "Only small businesses may bid under this total set-aside.",
    "uiLink": "https://sam.gov/opp/abc123def456/view"
}

Why this actor

• Full-text search, not title-only — searches the complete notice description, not just the title.
• Complete filtering — NAICS, set-aside, agency, state, and date range together in one query.
• Award data included — award number, date, amount, and awardee where the notice is an award, not just open solicitations.
• Multilingual briefs — plain-language RU/AR/ZH summaries for international business-development teams; a rarity in this niche.
• Reliability by design — the official public bulk extract, not a scraped page, with a self-check that fails loudly if the source format changes.
• Privacy-conscious by default — contracting-officer contact fields (name/email/phone) are excluded unless explicitly requested via includeContacts.
• Clean legality — SAM.gov contract-opportunity data is US-government work product, in the public domain, published for reuse.

Pricing

Pay-per-event:

• $0.002 per raw opportunity record — full structured fields, no AI enrichment.
• $0.025 per AI-enriched brief — plain-language brief and eligibility note, plus any requested translations (up to 4 languages in one charge).

You're charged the enriched-record price only when enrich: true and a brief is actually produced. No enrichment, no charge beyond the raw record.

Use cases

Find small-business set-aside IT contracts before your competitors do. Filter to your NAICS code and set-aside category, with a plain-language brief explaining exactly who's eligible to bid:

{ "naicsCodes": ["5415"], "setAsideCodes": ["SBA"], "maxItems": 50, "enrich": true }

Track new Veterans Affairs construction opportunities in a specific state, briefed for a BD team that doesn't have time to read every notice:

{ "agency": "VETERANS AFFAIRS", "naicsCodes": ["2362"], "state": "TX", "enrich": true }

Search for cybersecurity contract opportunities across all agencies, full-text across titles AND descriptions — not just a title-only match like most SAM.gov scrapers:

{ "keyword": "cybersecurity training", "activeOnly": true, "maxItems": 100, "enrich": true }

Monitor recent contract awards in your industry to see who's winning and at what price, using the same notice-type filter as a competitive-intel feed:

{ "naicsCodes": ["236220"], "noticeTypes": ["Award Notice"], "maxItems": 50 }

Get bilingual briefs for a Russian-speaking or Arabic-speaking business development team tracking US federal opportunities without reading dense government notices in English:

{ "keyword": "construction", "enrich": true, "targetLangs": ["ru", "ar"] }

FAQ

How fresh is the data? The official SAM.gov extract is refreshed daily; each run pulls the latest version.

Can I search by exact NAICS code only, or is it always a prefix match? naicsCodes matches as a prefix, so 5415 matches all IT-services sub-codes; pass the full 6-digit code for an exact match.

Does this include archived/expired notices? By default, activeOnly returns only currently active notices; set it to false to include archived ones within your date range.

Are contracting-officer contact details included? Not by default — set includeContacts: true if you need them.