Trades and site services
Construction, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, janitorial, maintenance, security, and related field work.
We screen official opportunities against what your company actually sells, where you can perform, your capacity, registrations, and eligibility—then organize the strongest matches for a human bid decision.
Automintly does not promise awards, automatically submit bids, contact agencies on your behalf, or treat every listed opportunity as a qualified match.
The eligibility check is based on your real products, services, delivery area, capacity, credentials, and contracting readiness. These are examples, not a promise that an active opportunity exists.
Construction, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, janitorial, maintenance, security, and related field work.
Technology, cybersecurity, engineering, architecture, accounting, training, staffing, and consulting.
Medical supplies, equipment, printing, food service, manufacturing, and other defined deliverables.
Transportation, warehousing, research support, program operations, and other verifiable business capabilities.
The service narrows the opportunity set and exposes why something fits—or why it should be rejected—before your team spends time on a bid.
We document what you sell, performance locations, capacity, licenses, certifications, NAICS information, and required exclusions.
Reviewed SAM.gov opportunity records are compared with your approved capability and eligibility profile.
Each candidate shows matching scope, missing requirements, set-aside conditions, dates, risk flags, and the source record.
Selected opportunities receive a human-reviewed requirements checklist and bid-support packet. Your authorized team controls submission.
The dashboard separates raw opportunities from reviewed matches. It never labels an opportunity as won, submitted, or qualified without the corresponding evidence.
If the evidence does not support a realistic contracting path, we say so instead of filling your dashboard with irrelevant notices.
Automintly clients pay no Contracting add-on fee before a qualifying award. Any award-based success fee is considered only where legally permitted and agreed in writing before bid support begins. No standard percentage is currently quoted or approved.
Federal rules restrict contingent-fee arrangements, so Automintly does not promise that it can obtain an award, use improper influence, or submit a response without the customer’s final authorization.
Dashboard access remains a separate scope-based monthly fee. Registration, legal, certification, insurance, and other third-party costs remain the customer’s responsibility.
You can explore whether your capabilities fit before registration is complete. To apply directly for federal awards as a prime awardee, SAM.gov says your entity needs an active registration. Registration also assigns the Unique Entity ID used in the process.
No. The service organizes reviewed opportunities, requirements, evidence, and draft bid-support material. Your authorized team reviews the solicitation, approves the response, and controls submission.
No. Awards depend on the solicitation, competition, eligibility, agency evaluation, pricing, past performance, and many factors Automintly does not control.
There is no Contracting search or setup charge for Automintly clients. Dashboard access is separate. A success fee would apply only if legally permitted, documented in a signed agreement before bid support, and triggered by the qualifying award defined in that agreement.
Tell us what you sell, where you operate, and what your company can document. The builder will add Contracting at $0 upfront and keep the dashboard fee separate.