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Searching for Contracts

Find opportunities by keyword, solicitation number, agency, and more.

CLEATUS Contract Search lets you explore every active federal, state, local, and education solicitation in one place. This guide walks you through a search, step by step, so you can go from a keyword to a saved alert in a couple of minutes.

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Before you start:

Contract Search works best once your company profile is filled in, so CLEATUS can score each result against your strengths.

1

Enter what you are looking for

From the left sidebar, open Contracts > Search. Type a keyword, solicitation number, or short description into the search bar and press Enter. CLEATUS searches the full text of every solicitation, not just titles.

The Contract Search bar highlighted at the top of the page
Search across every active solicitation from one bar.
2

Scope with Quick Filters

Use the Quick Filters row to instantly narrow to what matters: Active, Awarded, Federal, State & Local, DIBBS, Grant, SBIR / STTR, and more.

The Quick Filters row highlighted above the results
One click scopes your results by type.
3

Read the Match Quality score

Every result card shows a Match Quality score. It reflects how well the opportunity fits your capture profile, so the strongest fits rise to the top.

The Match Quality score on a result card highlighted
Each opportunity is scored for fit against your strengths.
4

Save the search as an alert

Happy with a search? Click Save. CLEATUS turns it into a Custom Alert and notifies you the moment a new matching contract is posted.

The Save button highlighted above the results
Save once and let CLEATUS watch for new matches.

Tip:

Want to open the full breakdown of a contract? Click any result card, or use View Source to open the original government notice.