Government bids, narrowed for commercial cleaning
Spend less time searching. Review the cleaning contracts that fit.
ContractSweep collects federal janitorial and building-service opportunities, ranks category relevance with visible rules, and turns the strongest matches into a practical bid queue.
No black-box “win probability.” No promise of contract awards. The score is a review-priority signal.
Counts may include clearly labeled synthetic demo records until a SAM.gov API key is connected.
The product
A bid-discovery workflow, not another giant procurement database.
The first version does one job: convert public federal opportunity data into a short, usable queue for cleaning contractors.
Collect
Pull recent opportunities from the official SAM.gov v2 API across janitorial and related building-service NAICS codes.
Rank
Apply deterministic scoring based on NAICS, service language, notice stage, set-aside, and response time.
Work
Filter, export, track Watch–Qualify–Bid stages, keep notes, and open the official notice from one screen.
Alert
Send a weekday digest matched to the subscriber’s states, minimum score, and certifications.
Founding offer
Validate demand before adding expensive features.
The commercial offer is intentionally simple: filtered opportunity access, email digests, CSV exports, pipeline tracking, and the bid calculator.
- Month-to-month founding access
- Month-to-month access at the price shown at checkout
- Direct feedback channel shapes the next release
Target: the first five unrelated paying companies, then three months of retention evidence.
Request an invite Paid checkout remains invitation-only while final seller details and policies are reviewed. Taxes may apply. No award or income guarantee.Paid validation queue
Request founding access.
Use a business email. The qualification check is based on service area, recurring bid volume, and whether the federal feed is useful enough to justify a paid subscription.
Free bid-floor calculator
Estimate a minimum monthly price from your own production rate, labor burden, supplies, overhead, and target margin.