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Every public bid in your area, in one list.

Every city, county, school district and utility around you, including the ones that only post on their own website.

Not quite you?

You pay for a bid service and still miss bids.

  • The town that only posts on its own website never shows up on the service, and that's the job with three bidders.
  • You pay by the market, so the county next door costs extra.
  • Half the leads are private jobs two hours away, or jobs that were awarded last month.
  • The addendum that moved the bid date came out on a Friday afternoon, and nobody saw it.
Every level of government, checked on its own website. The list shows example data.

Every agency in your area.

Set your trades and how far you'll travel. Capveon checks every agency inside that line, from the state DOT to the water district, and shows each bid with the reason it fits your work.

How Discover works

Know what's coming before it's bid.

A school board hires an architect for a roof job. A city adopts a capital plan with a water main in it. Signals shows you those votes and plans, with the line from the record, months before the bid.

How Signals works

The bond and insurance, before you download.

Reviews reads every page and addendum and fills in the columns you check first: bid bond, performance bond, insurance limits, license, mandatory pre-bid. Each answer shows its page, so your estimator opens only the bids worth pricing.

How Reviews works

Changes come to you.

New bids land in your email, Slack or Microsoft Teams each morning. When an addendum posts on a bid you're watching, the review updates and tells you what changed.

How Automations works

Next to the service you pay for now.

What each one does well, what it costs, and where Capveon is different. Try Capveon next to yours for the trial week and compare the two lists.

Every state and county, one price.

Every plan covers federal, state and local agencies across the US and Canada. You never buy a market or a radius. The counts below are from the date shown.

Coverage by state and level of government

175,858
US agencies catalogued
9,364
Canadian agencies catalogued
43,584
Open US solicitations

Capveon records, counted November 4, 2026.

Every level of government, checked on its own website. The list shows example data.

For contractors who already bid.

Where local bids get posted, why services miss them, and how to use bid results to price the next job.

Lock and Dam No. 5 on the Mississippi River, Minnesota
GuideNovember 7, 20264 min readWhy you still miss local bids when you pay for a bid serviceBid services only see what agencies send them. Where the missing bids are posted, why small agencies get skipped, and how to check your own coverage in an afternoon.
New spillway gates on a work platform at Center Hill Dam, Lancaster, Tennessee, 2025
GuideNovember 7, 20264 min readHow to find bid results and bid tabulations, and use them to price the next jobPublic bids are opened in public and the results are public records. Where agencies post bid tabs, how to ask for them, and what to look for once you have them.
USGS hydrologist Greg Clark measures streamflow on Government Gulch Creek, Smelterville, Idaho
GuideNovember 4, 20264 min readHow to find the government contracts the big bid boards missThousands of agencies post bids on their own websites. Where they post, why bid boards miss them, and how to find the work in front of you.

One price for every agency, with unlimited seats.

Every plan has every agency, every feature and as many people as you want, billed monthly. Start on Plus at $299 a month with a 7-day trial.

  • Plus$299 a monthStandard AI usage each month
  • Pro$499 a month1.8× the AI usage of Plus
  • Max$999 a month4× the AI usage of Plus
  • EnterpriseCustomUsage agreed in your contract

See pricing and how usage works

Questions

Is Capveon priced by market or by seat?

Neither. Every plan covers every agency in the US and Canada and has unlimited seats. Plans differ only in how much AI work is included each month.

Does it include private construction jobs?

No. Capveon covers public work: federal, state and local government, school districts, utilities and other public agencies. If you also chase private jobs, keep a private-project service for those.

Can I run it next to my current service?

Yes. Run both during the trial and compare what each one finds for your area.

Where do I get the plans and specs?

Each bid links to the agency's own page, where the documents are posted. If the agency makes you register as a plan holder first, add that as a column and the review tells you.

Do I have to talk to sales?

No. Start the trial online and pick a plan. If you'd like help setting up your searches, write to hello@capveon.ai.

See what you've been missing.

Enter your website and see the open public bids around you that fit your work, from every agency in your area, in about a minute.

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Talk to us

Thirty minutes on your market, your buyers and your security questions. Want to try it first? Every plan starts with a free trial.

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