NAICS & services
How closely the requested work aligns with the services and industry codes associated with your business.
BidRightPro is built to help small businesses focus their limited time on opportunities that align with their business — then do the deeper work needed to pursue them.
2 complete bid workspaces per week.
Up to 8 per month.
Small businesses don't have unlimited time to read solicitations and chase contracts that aren't a practical fit. BidRightPro helps you review opportunities first, then choose which ones deserve the deeper pricing and proposal workflow.
After you use your two bid workspaces for the week, you can continue finding and reviewing opportunities. Pricing and proposal generation for additional bids remains unavailable until your weekly allowance resets.
Before a bid workspace is used, BidRightPro will make it clear that the selection counts toward your weekly allowance.
BidRightPro looks beyond a keyword in a solicitation title. Matching can consider multiple signals from the opportunity and your business profile.
How closely the requested work aligns with the services and industry codes associated with your business.
Relevant certification, socioeconomic and set-aside requirements that may affect whether an opportunity fits your business.
Where the work will be performed and whether the location makes sense for your operating footprint.
Requirements found in the solicitation itself — not simply the opportunity title.
Whether the requested scope appears aligned with the capabilities represented in your business profile.
Requirements that may affect your ability to pursue the opportunity before you spend time building a response.
Response dates and timing considerations that can affect whether an opportunity is practical to pursue.
Multiple factors considered together to help surface opportunities that appear more relevant to your business.
BidRightPro helps evaluate opportunity fit; it does not guarantee eligibility, responsiveness, contract award, or likelihood of winning. Customers should review solicitation requirements before submitting a bid.