BidHits®
BidHits®

Mooring Government Bids & RFPs

Government bid alerts, regional filters, and fast access to documents

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USA | VA | NORFOLK CITY COUNTY | NORFOLK Midsize City

Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Navy- Navsup- Navsup Global Logistics Support- Navsup Flc Norfolk- Navsup Flt Log Ctr Norfolk

Barge Mooring/ Severe Weather Mooring

Safehaven lay/berthing/docking services - SEE ATTACHED

Safehaven lay/berthing/docking services for barges and camels during severe weather events Commercial pier space for safehaven barges and camels, docking services for emergent severe weather conditions, towing of assets to and from naval station norfolk

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USA | FL | COLLIER COUNTY | NAPLES | 34112 Small City

Collier County - FL

Notice of intent to single source ixom watercare inc

Purchase of two SolarBee **** v2. 0 solar powered circulation machines with associated service program Two SolarBee **** v2. 0 solar powered circulation machines, intake hose assemblies, mooring systems, anchor chain, factory delivery, placement, startup, associated service program, replacement parts, service, monitoring Hivelinx

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USA | TX | TARRANT COUNTY | FORT WORTH | 76102

Dept Of Defense- Dept Of The Army- Usace- Swd- W076 Endist Ft Worth

Vessel Mooring

Government Seeks to Lease Two ( 2) 40- Foot Boat Slips Lewisville, TX - The United States Government is seeking to lease two ( 2) boat slips capable of accommodating vessels up to 40 feet in length in the Lewisville, Texas area ( Lewisville Lake /vicinity). Requirement Summary tQuantity

Lease of two 40- foot boat slips Two boat slips capable of accommodating vessels up to 40 feet in length, year- round wet slip access, electrical power minimum 30 amp service, water access, secure docking, covered or uncovered slips considered

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Search by what you sell

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Find bids beyond an exact phrase.

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You supply: Office chairs

How a solicitation might describe it

Supply of ergonomic seating for administrative work

The seating is described by its use, without repeating the product name.

Smart search helps connect what you supply with different descriptions. Try it with your own products during the free trial.

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You supply: Pest control

How a solicitation might describe it

Insect and rodent management services

A different expression describes a related service.

Smart search helps connect what you supply with different descriptions. Try it with your own products during the free trial.

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You supply: Toilet paper

How a solicitation might describe it

Supply of two-ply bathroom tissue

Another description of the product, including a purchasing specification.

Smart search helps connect what you supply with different descriptions. Try it with your own products during the free trial.

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Fictional examples to explain how it works. This example does not run a search.

Tell us what you supply and see bids right away

  1. Start with your email

    Enter your email to start the free trial. There are no automatic charges.

  2. Tell us what your business supplies

    Add your specific products or services and the locations you want to search. Your first monitoring group is created for you.

  3. See matching bids right away

    Matching bids appear as soon as you save your products and locations. Explore groups and email settings at your own pace.

For teams and integrations

Send bid data into your CRM, BI or internal workflow via the Bid API, with JSON or XML output.
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The tool is truly effective at scanning bid documents, efficiently delivering bids.
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Why use BidHits for government bidding

Filter bids, save promising opportunities and ask questions about solicitation documents.

Frequently asked questions

It is a government bid search service for the United States. Find opportunities related to what your business supplies, keep separate searches organized and receive email alerts.

Start with your email. Then add specific products or services and the locations you want to search. Your first monitoring group is created automatically, so you can get started without setting everything up.

No credit card is required and there are no automatic charges. Try the service for 14 days and choose a paid plan only if you decide to continue.

As soon as you save what you supply and your preferred locations, you can see matching bids on the site. Start with that list and explore filters and other tools at your own pace.

Official portals remain the source for solicitation documents and requirements. BidHits combines smart search, state filters, groups and alerts to help you spend less time sorting through notices. Try it with your own products and compare it with your current bid research.

They are separate searches for different parts of your business. You could have one called Well-equipped workplaces and another called Growing in Texas, each with its own products, services and locations. You choose the names. The number of groups depends on your trial or plan.

Every plan includes email alerts. The Essential plan sends alerts directly to your main email. The Professional and Advanced plans let you group email addresses into lists, such as Sales and Purchasing, then choose which list receives alerts from each monitoring group. Groups define what to track; lists define who receives it. Several groups can use the same list. List and additional email limits apply to the whole plan, not separately to each group or list.

Alerts send matching bids to your registered email according to the schedule available in your trial or plan. You can adjust email settings. Results appear on the site after you save your products and locations; emails follow the sending schedule. Where several daily sending times are available, the schedule applies across all groups and lists.

Use specific product or service names, such as office chairs. Smart search helps connect your offer with other descriptions, such as pest control and insect and rodent management. AI can make mistakes: check whether each opportunity is relevant and adjust your search terms when needed.

Filter by location, procurement type, dates and values, view opportunities on the map and save relevant bids as favorites. Add private notes so you can pick up your review later.

Yes. The AI assistant answers questions about documents the system can read, within the question limit for your trial or plan. It supports your review; check the answers against the solicitation documents and the official source.

Look for the document or official notice link in the opportunity. If the source portal requires a login or restricts direct access, you may need to open the procurement page and download the documents there.

If you do not choose a paid plan, the bid list becomes limited. Nothing is charged automatically. You decide whether to subscribe and continue with the features of your chosen plan.

Human support is available for questions about access, searches, monitoring groups and settings. Start with the basics and explore other tools at your own pace.

Yes. The API is included in the Professional and Advanced plans, with one key per account and a separate API request allowance shared across its sessions. See the API documentation.
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Transcript
Welcome to BidHits. Finding public tenders and bids is important. But what really matters is quickly identifying the opportunities that match what your company sells. To get started, enter a few keywords that describe your products or services. BidHits shows relevant opportunities, highlights your keywords, and organizes everything by date. Smart search is already enabled and uses artificial intelligence to expand your results, even when the tender uses different words from the ones you searched for. For each opportunity, you can view a summary, access documents, mark it as a favorite, add private notes, remove what is not relevant, or view it on the map. You can also use filters, run searches, and explore the day's opportunities directly on the map. Start using BidHits now. It's fast, practical, and you can try it for free.
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