Nationwide opportunity monitoring
Search open solicitations from major state procurement systems, with coverage that continues to expand across local markets.
Find state and local government contracts nationwide with open solicitations from procurement portals across almost all U.S. states.

Search across layers of public purchasing without learning a different portal, taxonomy, and alert workflow for each jurisdiction.
Departments, statewide authorities, universities
Public works, health systems, transit, facilities
Municipal services, technology, construction
Schools, utilities, airports, special districts
Coverage includes major state procurement systems and continues to expand across city, county, education, transit, utility, and authority buyers.

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Search open solicitations from major state procurement systems, with coverage that continues to expand across local markets.
Find bids by service, product, agency, geography, deadline, or keyword without learning each portal's search syntax.
Use award history, agency context, and vendor signals to understand markets before pursuing state or local work.
Search by state, locality, agency, category, commodity, keyword, or deadline.
Use filters and procurement context to find opportunities that match your footprint and capacity.
Save searches and set Scout so new state and local opportunities surface automatically.
Identify states where your services are in demand and watch those portals from one place.
Find city, county, school district, authority, and other local opportunities that are hard to monitor manually.
Build one opportunity pipeline across federal, state, and local government buyers.
Yes. Civic AI actively ingests open solicitations from state procurement portals across almost all U.S. states and combines them with federal data so you can search across jurisdictions.
Coverage includes major state systems such as California, Texas, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Georgia, Florida, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Virginia, Washington, Michigan, New York, and more, with coverage expanding continuously.
Generally yes. Each state runs its own vendor portal with separate registration and requirements. Civic AI helps you find opportunities, then you register in the states where you want to bid.
Often they can be, because deal sizes are typically smaller and competition may be lighter. The challenge is monitoring many separate portals, which is why aggregation matters.
We gather open solicitations from state procurement systems across almost all U.S. states and make them searchable with federal data.