Stop digging through everything.
Use focused filters, enriched keywords, notice types, NAICS, PSC, agencies, set-asides, dates, and saved workflows to get to the right opportunities faster.
FedIQ360 helps federal contractors find actionable opportunities, understand the buyer, and cut through solicitation packages faster. Search less. Read less. Know what matters sooner.

The problem is not access to SAM.gov. The problem is spending hours filtering notices, opening attachments, figuring out what changed, understanding who buys what, and deciding whether an opportunity deserves your time.
Use focused filters, enriched keywords, notice types, NAICS, PSC, agencies, set-asides, dates, and saved workflows to get to the right opportunities faster.
Connect award history, contractors, agencies, expiring contracts, and buyer context so the opportunity is not viewed in isolation.
Pursuit turns solicitation packages into a structured breakdown of requirements, dates, documents, changes, risks, and actions — grounded in the government source.
Federal solicitations can be overwhelming — especially when you are new, short on staff, or competing against companies with full capture teams. Pursuit turns the package into a clear, evidence-grounded brief so you can understand the requirement, see what changed, know what must be submitted, and spot what needs attention.
Each intelligence area is built to answer a business question — what can I pursue, who buys it, who wins it, what is expiring, and what should I do next — without making your team assemble the picture by hand.
Focus on opportunities that can still be acted on. Use enriched filters and keywords to narrow the market, save repeat searches, create alerts, remove noise, and spend your research time on work that actually fits.
See the history behind the market instead of a wall of award records. FedIQ360 organizes years of contract activity so you can quickly understand who won, which agencies and offices are buying, contract values, obligations, buying patterns, and competitive movement — then use that context to shape where you spend capture time.
Turn a contractor search into competitive intelligence. Understand federal customers, buying offices, award activity, NAICS and PSC patterns, contract values, identifiers, and available contact intelligence from one organized profile — then use that context to research the market around you.
Understand the buyer, not just the opportunity. See what agencies buy, who has performed the work before, historical purchasing and solicitation activity, competitive context, and currently actionable opportunities — without piecing the story together across multiple government systems.
Do not wait for the recompete to hit the street. FedIQ360 helps contractors identify contracts approaching expiration and understand the market around them earlier. Smaller firms gain access to the kind of contract intelligence larger capture organizations use to position ahead; established teams cut the time spent finding, sorting, and organizing the research they already need.
Turn research into a repeatable workflow. Save opportunities, preserve removed history, automate alerts, and keep individual or team pursuit activity organized so important work does not disappear into inboxes and spreadsheets.
Software is more valuable when you know how to use the intelligence behind it. Every FedIQ360 user is assigned a consultant who knows the platform and government contracting. Your consultant helps you get comfortable with the system, understand how to use its research and intelligence tools, and checks in to make sure FedIQ360 is helping you find the information you need.
Think of them as your knowledgeable point of contact for FedIQ360 — someone you can actually speak with when you need guidance.
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Filter first, see why each result matched, and move directly into the opportunities that deserve attention.

Keep active research organized with saved solicitations, removed history, alerts, and follow-up workflows.

Start with what you sell and see which agencies are actually buying in that market using observed award history.

Open a contractor profile and see federal customers, buying offices, award history, obligations, and competitive context in one report.
Start with the core FedIQ360 platform, then add Pursuit capacity based on how many solicitation packages you want analyzed each month.
FedIQ360 intelligence platform for one user, including 1 Pursuit analysis each month.
Core FedIQ360 plus 5 Pursuit analyses each month.
For active contractors reviewing multiple opportunities each month.
Multi-user organizations, resellers, and larger federal teams.
Prefer to talk first? Every plan includes a demo option, and you can call 302-644-5537 for purchase or enterprise questions.
No. FedIQ360 organizes and interprets public federal procurement data. Official government notices and documents always control.
Pursuit analyzes the solicitation package and turns it into a structured breakdown of requirements, dates, documents, evaluation factors, amendments, and items requiring attention.
No. The current focus is opportunity intelligence and reducing the reading burden. It is designed to help you understand the solicitation before you decide how to respond.
Federal procurement information is fragmented and time-consuming to research. FedIQ360 organizes authoritative public procurement data into clear, connected intelligence so contractors can understand markets, buyers, competitors, contract activity, and opportunities without doing the assembly work themselves.
Yes. Every plan includes an assigned FedIQ Consultant — a real person who understands both FedIQ360 and government contracting. They are your point of contact for platform guidance, questions about using the intelligence, and periodic check-ins to help make sure you are getting value from the system.
Yes. Call 302-644-5537 or book a live demo.
No. FedIQ360 helps contractors find, understand, research, and manage federal opportunity intelligence. It does not guarantee awards.
A short demo is enough to know whether this belongs in your capture workflow.