96/100
Matched opportunity
Water Distribution Asset Management Program Modernization
City of Santa Barbara
California bid deskFor small teams without a proposal department
Know which public bids deserve your team's next 12 hours.
Postedly monitors California public-sector opportunities and sends a same-day bid-fit memo: scope, risks, required documents, deadline pressure, and a plain chase/maybe/pass recommendation.
No award guaranteesSecure checkoutSame-day triage target
Try the fit logic
See how the first-pass decision changes by vendor profile.
The preview below mirrors the memo logic: capability fit, buyer geography, public-sector references, deadline pressure, and obvious risk flags.
Live match preview
CalBidFit Workbench
Utility asset management, CMMS workflows, field process, training
Central Coast coverage with California buyer relevance.
Deadline: 2026-07-23. Verify official portal dates.
Strong capability alignment. Confirm portal rules and references before committing proposal time.
Memo covers scope, required documents, risks, questions, and next action.
No award guarantee. No legal or procurement advice.
1 daytarget memo turnaround
5matched opportunities in pilot
$199first decision audit
CAstate, city, utility, education focus
Built for the proposal bottleneck
Most vendors do not need more bid alerts. They need judgment.
A small firm can lose a full day reading an RFP that was never a fit. Postedly turns the messy first-pass review into an operating desk: narrow, documented, and fast enough to act before the window closes.
Buyer surfaces watchedState, city, county, utility, education, and local portals.
What gets filteredScope fit, geography, docs, references, timing, and deal risk.
Why it can pay backOne avoided dead-end pursuit can save more than the audit cost.
Dispatch workflow
A real bid desk, compressed into a memo.
01
Monitor
Postedly watches California bid surfaces and flags opportunities that look close to your services, service area, and buyer history.
02
Compare
Each match is checked against scope, deadline, likely response burden, references, partner needs, and obvious disqualifiers.
03
Decide
You get a plain-English memo with a chase, maybe, or pass verdict and the next actions if the bid deserves a response.
What you receive
Decision-ready, not decoration.
Every memo is written for the person deciding whether to chase the bid, not for someone who wants another dashboard to maintain.
Verdict and confidenceWhy the bid matchedDeadline and portal urgencyScope summaryRequired response piecesFit risks and disqualifiersQuestions to ask the buyerPartner or subcontractor anglesNext action checklist
Read the sample memo
Current opportunity examples
Concrete matches beat generic alerts.
AV maintenanceVerify in portal
Integrated AV Maintenance and Repair
City of Sacramento
Local venue/facility AV work that maps to integrators with Sacramento coverage.
Creative outreachVerify in portal
Creative Services for Outreach
City of Sacramento
Public education, behavior change, and multilingual outreach for local agencies.
Water asset management2026-07-23
Water Distribution Asset Management Program Modernization
City of Santa Barbara
Water utility asset management, CMMS/workflow review, implementation, and training.
Grant writing2026-07-03
On-Call Grant Writing and Funding Support Services
Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority
Funding strategy and grant writing for a California watershed authority.
IT and softwareRolling stream
Automated Testing and Public-Sector IT Opportunities
Los Angeles and Los Angeles County buyers
High-volume local IT stream with software, testing, staffing, and modernization needs.
Starter pricing
Start with one urgent decision.
The first purchase should be small enough to make before the bid window closes. Checkout is handled by Stripe and collects the basic context needed to start the memo.
One-time audit
Bid-Fit Audit
$199one opportunity
- Same-day or next-business-day memo while the bid is active.
- Scope summary, fit risks, required response pieces, and next actions.
- Plain recommendation: chase, maybe, or pass.
Recurring pilot
Dispatch Pilot
$499per month
- Five matched California opportunities per month.
- Each match includes a go/no-go memo and response outline.
- Built for small teams without a dedicated proposal desk.
Vendor intake
Give Postedly enough context to make the first call.
The profile is intentionally short: company, category, California coverage, public-sector proof, and the opportunity or buyer you are trying to evaluate.
Paid checkout also collects starter context.
No cold email is sent from this form.
No legal, procurement, or compliance advice.
Questions buyers ask
Clear boundaries build trust.
Is Postedly a bid database?
No. Databases show everything. Postedly is a triage desk that filters for likely fit and gives you a decision memo before your team burns proposal hours.
Do you write the proposal?
Not in the starter offer. The audit helps you decide whether the bid deserves a proposal and what the response would require.
Which buyers do you watch?
Coverage starts with California state, city, county, utility, education, and selected local portals, then narrows to the customer profile.
Is this procurement advice?
No. Postedly is bid triage and research support. Vendors remain responsible for the official solicitation, addenda, forms, compliance, and submission.