GovInbox watches SAM.gov overnight across eight set-aside programs, writes a plain-English brief for each new notice that matches your codes, and sends you a deadline-first digest. Ask it follow-up questions from your AI assistant.
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Watchlist: SDVOSB, NAICS 541512 and 541519, Texas
6 new since yesterday
SDVOSBC541512
SDVOSBC541512
SDVOSBS541519
SDVOSBC541519
2 more, due later in .
You Anything due in the next two weeks in 541512?
Radar One. The VA cybersecurity support solicitation in San Antonio, due . The Fort Cavazos network refresh follows on . Want the full briefs?
New set-aside notices post every day across eight programs and four notice types, one search filter at a time. Saved searches bury the deadline under the solicitation number, and the summaries are written for the contracting officer, not for you.
GovInbox does the reading. Each night it pulls every new notice from the official SAM.gov API, keeps the ones in your programs and NAICS codes, and writes each one up in plain English: who is buying, what, where, and when the response is due. What reaches you is a short list, sorted by deadline, with a link back to the original notice.
Pick your set-aside programs, NAICS codes, keywords and states. It takes about two minutes, and you can change it whenever your lane changes.
Every night the radar pulls new solicitations, combined synopsis/solicitations, presolicitations and sources-sought notices for every set-aside code, straight from the official SAM.gov API. Nothing is scraped, and every brief is written from the notice itself.
One line per match, deadline first, with a plain-English paragraph and a link to the notice on SAM.gov. When something looks right, ask your assistant for the details.
Only new notices in your programs and codes, sorted by response deadline. Each one carries a brief that says who is buying, what, where and when it is due, with the solicitation number and a link to SAM.gov. Two minutes to read, then on with your day.
Delivered every morning by email, and always there when you ask your assistant.
Connect GovInbox to your AI assistant and ask in plain words. It answers from the same nightly data as your brief, so you can dig into a notice, check what is due, or set up a new watchlist without opening a dashboard.
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The radar covers competed set-asides and sole-source notices alike, so an award in your lane never slips past unseen. Codes are the exact values SAM.gov uses, straight from its Contract Opportunities API.
| Program | Who it is for | FAR | SAM.gov codes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned | Service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses, competed and sole source | 19.14 | SDVOSBC SDVOSBS |
| 8(a) Business Development | SBA 8(a) program participants, competed and sole source | 19.8 | 8A 8AN |
| HUBZone | Firms certified in Historically Underutilized Business Zones | 19.13 | HZC HZS |
| Women-Owned Small Business | WOSB and economically disadvantaged WOSB program firms | 19.15 | WOSB WOSBSS EDWOSB EDWOSBSS |
| Veteran-Owned (VA) | Veteran-owned set-asides specific to the Department of Veterans Affairs | VAAR 819 | VSA VSS |
| Buy Indian / IEE | Indian Economic Enterprises, at Interior and the Indian Health Service | DIAR 1480 | IEE ISBEE BICiv |
| General Small Business | Total and partial small-business set-asides with no socioeconomic tag | 19.5 | SBA SBP |
| Local Area | Local-area set-asides, usually tied to disaster recovery | 26.2 | LAS |
Research platforms such as HigherGov cover forecasts, award databases, contact graphs, state and local buyers and grants. GovInbox does not try to match them. It does one job: make sure you see every published federal set-aside in your lane, briefed in plain English, before the deadline passes. If you rely on a research platform, keep it. This is the thing you read first.
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The public SAM.gov Contract Opportunities API, pulled every night. GovInbox reads the same notices you would see on SAM.gov, sorted and briefed. Every brief links back to the original notice, and you should verify the details there before you respond.
HigherGov is a research platform: forecasts, award data, agency and contact databases, state and local buyers, grants. GovInbox is a set-aside inbox and agent. It makes sure you see every published federal set-aside in your lane, briefed in plain English, and lets you ask about them from your AI assistant. It does not try to match a research platform feature for feature, and the two sit side by side without overlap.
No. GovInbox is software that watches and briefs. It does not offer services, does not help with SAM.gov registration or SBA certification, and does not write proposals.
Service-disabled veteran-owned (SDVOSB), 8(a), HUBZone, women-owned (WOSB and EDWOSB), veteran-owned at the VA, Buy Indian and Indian Economic Enterprise, general small business, and local-area set-asides. Both competed set-asides and sole-source notices are included. The programs table lists the exact SAM.gov codes.
Notices whose SAM.gov code ends in S (SDVOSBS, HZS, WOSBSS, VSS) or reads 8AN are awards the agency intends to make to a single firm. The radar includes them so you can see what is being awarded in your lane, even when it is not open to competition.
No. GovInbox keeps its own nightly copy of the notices and serves you from that, so nothing you ask ever touches SAM.gov's rate limits, and there is no key for you to renew every 90 days.
After you subscribe you receive an access token. Add GovInbox as a custom connector in Meta Muse, paste the token when asked, and start asking. Setup instructions arrive with the token.
Yes, at any time. Billing runs through Stripe, and your access ends when the subscription ends. The only thing stored about you is your billing record with Stripe and the filters in your watchlists, which are deleted on request.