Government bids, narrowed for commercial cleaning
Spend less time searching. Review the cleaning contracts that fit.
ContractSweep collects federal janitorial and building-service opportunities, ranks category relevance with visible rules, and turns the strongest matches into a practical bid queue.
No black-box “win probability.” No promise of contract awards. The score is a review-priority signal.
Counts may include clearly labeled synthetic demo records until a SAM.gov API key is connected.
The product
A bid-discovery workflow, not another giant procurement database.
The first version does one job: convert public federal opportunity data into a short, usable queue for cleaning contractors.
Collect
Pull recent opportunities from the official SAM.gov v2 API across janitorial and related building-service NAICS codes.
Rank
Apply deterministic scoring based on NAICS, service language, notice stage, set-aside, and response time.
Work
Filter, export, track Watch–Qualify–Bid stages, keep notes, and open the official notice from one screen.
Alert
Send a weekday digest matched to the subscriber’s states, minimum score, and certifications.
Founding offer
Validate demand before adding expensive features.
The commercial offer is intentionally simple: filtered opportunity access, email digests, CSV exports, pipeline tracking, and the bid calculator.
- Month-to-month founding access
- Founding price locked while continuously subscribed
- Direct feedback channel shapes the next release
Target: the first five unrelated paying companies, then three months of retention evidence.
Request an invite Taxes may apply. Subscription access does not include proposal writing, legal advice, certification, or an award guarantee.Paid validation queue
Request founding access.
Use a business email. The qualification check is based on service area, recurring bid volume, and whether the federal feed is useful enough to justify a paid subscription.
Free bid-floor calculator
Estimate a minimum monthly price from your own production rate, labor burden, supplies, overhead, and target margin.