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Free federal pricing intelligence

Big primes have a pricing team. Now so do you.

See what federal contracts in your trade actually paid — real award data, free. Bid with the numbers the big primes already have.

Paste a SAM.gov link and see the winning price range in about 30 seconds. Free for founding contractors — no card.

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Real award data from USASpending.gov · updated daily · no card required

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Paste a SAM.gov link — see the wage floor instantly.

Built for federal service contractors (the SCA wage floor covers cleaning, grounds, security & facilities). Paste any SAM.gov opportunity and we'll show its mandated wage floor for that state — free, no signup.

  • 60,951
    winning bids analyzed
  • $1.68B
    in contract value
  • USASpending.gov
    canonical data source
  • Weekly
    refresh cadence
How it works

From a SAM.gov link to a priced bid in three steps.

No spreadsheets, no guesswork, no week-long research spiral.

01

Paste a SAM.gov link

Any federal services or construction opportunity you're considering. No setup, no card.

02

See the whole picture

The winning price range, the wage floor where it applies, a bid-fit call, and the flags that sink bids — in under a minute.

03

Draft & refine

Five proposal sections built on real award data and your past wins, ready to edit and submit.

What you get

Four questions FedRange answers on every opportunity.

Paste a SAM.gov link. FedRange pulls real contract data and answers in under a minute.

Should I bid on this?

A plain-English call — bid, team, sub, or pass — based on your size, location, and past work. In under a minute.

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What should I charge?

What the government actually paid on similar contracts in your state — real awards, not estimates. For service work, anchored on the SCA wage floor for your county.

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What could kill my bid?

Catch pricing mistakes, missing wage requirements, and compliance issues before you submit — the problems that get bids thrown out.

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Get a head start on the proposal

Five proposal sections drafted in 30 seconds on real contract data and your past wins. Ready to refine — not starting from scratch.

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What you get free

Everything included. No card required.

Free for founding contractors. No commitment beyond trying it on a real bid.

  • Should-I-bid check on every opportunity — bid, team, sub, or pass in under a minute
  • Full pricing analysis — paste a SAM.gov link, see what similar contracts actually paid
  • 5-section proposal draft built on real contract data and your past wins
  • Alerts when contracts in your area come up for rebid
  • Proposal library — upload past proposals so future drafts sound like you, not a template
  • Direct line to the founder — replies within 24 hours
Who's a good fit

Built for small federal services and construction contractors who are actively bidding.

If you have a SAM.gov registration and you've looked at a federal services or construction opportunity recently, you're a fit.

Apply now if you are
  • You run a federal services or construction business — cleaning, grounds, security, facilities, building, HVAC, or electrical
  • You have a SAM.gov registration (or are in the process)
  • You've looked at a federal contract opportunity in the last few months
  • You can describe at least one past service contract (federal, state, or commercial)
  • You're willing to share honest feedback within 30 days of getting access
Not yet a fit — try these instead
  • Not registered on SAM.gov yet — start at sam.gov, come back when you're set up
  • Not in one of our covered trades — cleaning, grounds, security, facilities, building, HVAC, or electrical
  • Exploring federal contracting but haven't looked at any opportunities yet — browse SAM.gov first
  • Looking for someone to write proposals for you — FedRange is a tool, not a done-for-you service
Sample output

What the analyzer actually produces.

A sample bid-fit check from a USDA Forest Service janitorial contract — real contract data, not generic templates.

Bid Fit Check · 1,900 sqft USDA Forest Service site

Bid as prime. · High confidence

Reasons
  • This bid is in your janitorial NAICS (561720).
  • Place of performance is inside your service area.
  • Contract size sits comfortably below your largest past contract.
Fix before bidding
  • Pull the SCA Janitor 11150 wage determination for Le Flore County.
  • Confirm supervisor coverage for the proposed shift pattern.
  • Upload past performance — strengthens the drafted section.
Next step

Continue to pricing — your fit is strong.

→ See the full 5-section drafter sample

Why trust the data
01 · Real contract data

Every number comes from a real government contract.

Not estimates, not surveys. Every price point traces back to a published award on USASpending.gov.
02 · Competitive bids only

No-bid and sole-source contracts are filtered out.

Contracts awarded without competition — sole source, AbilityOne, and similar — are removed so the range reflects what you're actually competing against. See the methodology.
03 · Updated daily

New awards flow in every 24 hours.

The government publishes new contract data daily. FedRange pulls it in on a 24-hour cycle. See the last refresh on the methodology page.
Powered by federal data sources
  • USASpending.gov
    Historical award data
  • SAM.gov
    Active opportunities
  • Dept. of Labor
    SCA wage determinations
  • GSA
    PSC taxonomy + schedules
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