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Stop Reading Bid Boards.
Start Winning Bids.

IFXBid scans the procurement portals your buyers publish on, scores every solicitation against what your company actually bids, and hands your team the short list — with the reasoning attached.

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  • Modular Office Furniture — Statewide Term Contract

    FL Dept. of Management ServicesIn 12 days

    Direct catalog match on seating and systems furniture.

    94MyFloridaMarketPlace
  • Classroom Seating Refresh, Districtwide

    Duval County Public SchoolsIn 8 days

    Strong fit; volume slightly above typical award size.

    81City of Jacksonville
  • Laboratory Casework Installation

    Virginia Commonwealth UniversityIn 21 days

    Adjacent category — install scope needs a subcontractor.

    63Virginia eVA
  • Heavy Equipment Fleet Maintenance

    NC Dept. of TransportationIn 5 days

    Outside capability set; no fleet service line.

    24NC eProcurement
  • Roadway Bridge Deck Replacement

    Louisiana DOTDIn 30 days

    Hard exclusion: heavy civil construction.

    0Louisiana LaPAC

Scanning the portals your buyers already use

SAM.govFederal
BidNet DirectMulti-state
BidPrimeAggregator
Virginia eVAVirginia
MyFloridaMarketPlaceFlorida
NC eProcurement (eVP)North Carolina
SC SCEIS ProcurementSouth Carolina
Louisiana LaPACLouisiana
U.S. GPO Vendor PortalFederal
City of JacksonvilleMunicipal
Ion Wave PortalsAuthority
The Problem

The opportunities are public. Finding them is the job.

Public agencies publish thousands of solicitations a week across dozens of unconnected portals. The work isn't winning the bid — it's finding the handful worth bidding before the deadline passes.

Hours Lost to Portals

Every portal has its own login, its own search, and its own idea of what a category means. Checking them all is a morning gone before anyone has written a word of a proposal.

The One You Missed

The contract you would have won closed last Tuesday. Nobody saw it because it was filed under a category you don't watch, on a portal you check on Fridays.

No Consistent Yardstick

Whether an opportunity is worth chasing depends on who read it and how busy they were. There's no record of why you passed, so the same debate happens again next month.

The Platform

One system, from first look to award

Five parts that hand off to each other, so an opportunity never has to be re-entered, re-explained, or re-found.

How It Works

Three decisions, then it runs itself

The setup is short on purpose. Everything after it happens on a schedule.

01

Connect Your Sources

Pick the portals your buyers actually publish on — SAM.gov, your state system, the municipal sites, the aggregators. IFXBid ships adapters for each and scrapes them on a schedule.

02

Describe What You Bid

Write your capabilities in plain English, add the keywords that matter, and set hard exclusions for work you will never take. That profile becomes the yardstick.

03

Work the Short List

Each morning the scored inbox is waiting. Pursue the strong ones, pass on the rest with a reason, and let the pipeline carry them through to award.

A team reviewing scoring accuracy on a dashboard
Calibration

The scoring gets better because you disagree with it

Every score carries its reasoning, and every reasoning can be marked wrong. Flag one as too high, too low, or a missed match, and IFXBid tracks that verdict against the criteria version that produced it.

The result is a real accuracy picture — what the model caught, what it cried wolf on, and what it let through — measured per version, so you can tell whether the last change to your criteria actually helped.

Caught

Scored high, and you pursued it.

Correctly Hidden

Scored low, and you'd have passed anyway.

Stop Reading Bid Boards

Point IFXBid at the portals your buyers publish on, describe what you actually bid, and let it bring you the handful worth your time. Set up takes an afternoon.