FedRadar is a daily intelligence brief filtered to YOUR market — every solicitation, RFI, BAA, and recompete that matches your products, with deadlines and an operator's read on why it matters. Pick your market. We watch it every morning.
Live counts from this morning's sweep. Pick the market you sell into — your daily brief is filtered to it, then narrowed further to your exact products, NAICS codes, and keywords.
SAM.gov, DIBBS, ECAT, DAPA/MSPV channels, SBIR, MTEC, and the BAA pipelines don't talk to each other. By the time a busy BD lead finds the right notice, the response window is half gone — or the RFI that shaped the requirement already closed.
Every morning we sweep SAM.gov, DIBBS, and the R&D pipelines (SBIR/STTR, MTEC, DARPA, ARPA-H) against your product keywords, NAICS codes, and roles of care.
Not a keyword dump. Each item gets a "why it matters" from someone who has actually navigated DAPA, MSPV, ECAT, and set reviews — including the second-order plays competitors miss.
A rolling tracker of your response dates, Q&A cutoffs, and RFI windows — so requirement-shaping opportunities never slip past you again.
Pulled from SAM.gov this morning. Medical & Life Sciences is our flagship scan — every market gets this same treatment, narrowed to your product lines.
Why it matters: 48-hour window. If you're in simulation or training aids, this is an immediate bid/no-bid call — and even a no-bid is market intel on what the training commands are buying this cycle.
Why it matters: ECAT is how program offices order without a new contract action. The Gen V recompete sets the catalog structure for years — if your distributor isn't positioned here, your product isn't orderable.
Why it matters: Non-dilutive R&D money for resuscitation tech, and a transition pathway story for anyone in hemorrhage/shock. Two weeks left to team or prime.
Why it matters: DHA is shaping the prehospital analgesia requirement. The vendors answering these RFIs write the spec the eventual solicitation inherits.
Why it matters: ARPA-H SBIR is the fastest-moving non-DoD federal health R&D channel right now, and dual-use medtech scores well.
Why it matters: Unit-level austere care training buys are a recurring, low-competition revenue lane for training companies — and a fielding-evidence channel for device makers who bundle training.
Why it matters: Example of the steady VA equipment-replacement flow — predictable, set-aside-friendly volume most small vendors never systematically track.
Start where you are. Cancel anytime — the brief earns its keep or it doesn't.
Per market. Additional markets +$150/mo each. Founding rate, locked for life.
Radar + your back office, automated.
MHSRS · SOMSA · AMSUS · AUSA · service research days. MHSRS posters print mid-July — sprint now.
The same operator fluency behind the Radar, applied to the documents that move money: abstracts that get accepted, white papers that get meetings, proposals that score. Defense-wide — not just medical.
Submission-ready abstracts for military conferences and symposia — learning objectives, hedged-claims language, and format compliance handled. $400 flat · 48h.
BAA responses, capability white papers, and tech-transition narratives that speak program-office — requirement mapping, TRL story, fielding evidence. From $1,800.
Proposal drafting and color-team review for SBIR/STTR, MTEC, and competitive solicitations — compliance matrices, win themes, past-performance framing. Scoped per pursuit.
FedRadar is built by ScaleOS — operators who work the federal market every day: DIBBS and DAPA submissions, MSPV and ECAT positioning, SBIR/MTEC/BAA transition narratives, and capture communication across the defense enterprise. The brief you get is the brief we run our own pipeline on.
To avoid conflicts of interest, we don't take intel subscribers in certain product categories we operate in commercially. We'll tell you straight if that's you.