FedM8

Your mate in federal contracting

Find contracts and grants that fit.

Find work. Check the fit. Take the next step.

About FedM8

We walk you through SAM and veteran certification. Then we help find you the work worth bidding on. The paperwork takes longer than the work! START FREE! We’ll show you the next steps. FedM8 is a privately held company.

How it works

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The tools

Find your next contract

Search notices, check requirements, and keep your bids together.

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Lessons

Get ready to bid

Short guides for registration, certification, and your first bid.

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Veteran Directory

Put your business on the map.

List free. Browse partners on Pro.

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Veteran Directory

Your listing stays private until you publish. You choose which contact details to share. This is an extra listing; keep your official SAM and DSBS records current.

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What it costs

Free, Basic, and Pro

Pay only when you start searching live work. Pro includes notice reviews for the first year. They cite the listing or stay blank. Read credit costs and expiry.

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“I need to get listed and certified before I spend a dollar.”

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  • See where the government spends money
  • SAM and certification, step by step
  • See jobs reserved for certain small businesses
  • List your business so other veteran shops can find you
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Pro

See who won last time

Be equipped with knowing who won previously and what worked.

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  • Who won and what they were paid
  • Jobs coming up for a new bid
  • Every must-do line before you write
  • Notice reviews for the first year. Each one cites the listing or stays blank.
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How notice reviews work
How reviews work

See what is known, missing, or needs checking.

A review is a reading of the official listing. It is not your bid. We only fill a field when we can point to one place on the notice. When extracted sources disagree, review both cited excerpts and check the original documents. Missing information and unavailable extraction are shown separately.

Illustrative conflict

Section C says period of performance is 12 months. An attachment says 18 months with no amendment.

What you get

  • Cited: agency, NAICS, due date from the notice row
  • Needs checking: period of performance. Compare both source excerpts.
  • Next: open both originals and ask the contracting officer to clarify.
What award history tells you
What Pro saves

See who won last time, without a whole day of digging.

The government already publishes who won. Looking that up by yourself can take wasted hours. The Pro plan puts the winners, dollar amounts, and when similar awards end, all on one screen for you.

By hand

Open USAspending. Filter NAICS. Export. Match solicitation IDs. Look up each incumbent. Repeat when an amendment drops.

On Pro

Pick the notice. See who won work like this, what they were paid, and when similar awards end. Then decide whether to bid.

Start FREE! And we'll be your M8 (mate) in showing you the next steps.

A short lesson is there if you want the how-to.