SamSearch

SamSearch is an AI platform for government contractors that screens solicitations, qualifies opportunities, tracks pursuits and supports proposal work from one system.

SamSearch is an AI platform built for government contracting, the market where companies bid on federal, state and local public sector work. The platform handles the full lifecycle of a GovCon pursuit, starting with opportunity discovery and running through qualification, project tracking and proposal submission. Its agents scan solicitations continuously, read the actual documents and score how well each one fits a company's capabilities, rather than leaving analysts to page through raw listing feeds. The product is organized into named modules. Find Opportunities handles proactive discovery across the market. Analyze Intelligence reads and interprets solicitation material, while Manage Projects keeps pursuits on a shared board so teams can see what is live, what is pending and what has been submitted. Create Proposals supports response writing, Influence covers relationship and position building with agencies, and a Finance module rounds out the commercial side. The stated coverage spans more than 50,000 agencies, and the company reports customers have won over $3B in contracts through the platform. In practice, a capture or business development team sets its target profile, lets the screening agents filter the incoming volume, then works only the shortlisted opportunities. Published case studies show the scale this is meant for: one customer screened 25,489 opportunities down to 6,969 matches, another ran 84,700 solicitations through AI in seven months, and a third consolidated 376 pursuits from four disconnected systems onto one board. Firm sizes in those stories range from small businesses to Deloitte. SamSearch sits closest to legacy government market intelligence databases on one side and generic proposal tools on the other. Its pitch is consolidation: discovery, qualification, pipeline and proposal work in a single system instead of a stack of separate subscriptions. Buyers already committed to an incumbent database should compare coverage and workflow depth before switching, and the site routes interested teams through a demo request rather than self-serve signup.