Who this is for
Prime contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and specialty firms evaluating whether PursuitScope fits their public-work development process.
1. Signal: find evidence across the lifecycle
Research can begin with a capital plan, budget, grant, forecast, agenda, design award, Sources Sought notice, solicitation, addendum, planholder list, bid result, award, or active contract. Each signal is dated and linked to its public source.
2. Fit: test the opportunity against your company
PursuitScope applies the company profile: scopes, trades, materials, geography, size, licenses, bonding or capacity, buyer types, delivery methods, certifications, and preferred role. Known exclusions are shown instead of hidden.
3. Route: identify who controls access
The route may be a direct agency bid, a pursuing prime, an incumbent, an awardee, a JOC or IDIQ holder, a construction manager, or a purchasing channel. The brief separates documented facts from reasoned inferences.
4–5. Next Action and Evidence
A recommendation names a practical move and timing—bid, qualify, respond, contact, monitor, or pass—and preserves the public links, dates, and reasoning needed to verify it. The contractor remains responsible for official-document review and the final decision.
Official sources and further reading
Use the current official notice and attachments as the controlling source for any procurement decision.
Frequently asked questions
Who can tell me which government projects my company should actually pursue?
A company-specific research process can compare public opportunities with your scope, geography, capacity, eligibility, timing, and route, while leaving the final decision with your team.
Is PursuitScope a bid board?
No. It is a public construction opportunity-intelligence service focused on qualification, route, timing, evidence, and next action.
What public sources does PursuitScope use?
Sources vary by market and may include procurement portals, capital plans, budgets, grants, forecasts, agendas, solicitations, addenda, planholders, bid results, awards, and contract records.
What does a PursuitScope brief include?
A brief explains the signal, stage, company fit, controlling route, exclusions, next action, date, and supporting public evidence.
Does PursuitScope guarantee contracts or revenue?
No. It reduces research noise and improves pursuit focus; buyers, primes, and contractors control procurement and commercial outcomes.