Sample digest
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From: Bidcolumn
Subject: 2 contract opportunities worth your time
Bidcolumn digest for Sparkle Clean Co, Tuesday, August 11 2 postings matched your profile. Everything else got filtered out. 1. The VA wants nightly cleaning for its Albany clinic Why it matched: This is nightly janitorial work at a federal clinic in Albany, set aside for small businesses, squarely your office and medical building cleaning work. Agency: VETERANS AFFAIRS Respond by: September 12, 2026 (32 days left) Value: No dollar value published Set aside for small businesses Full posting: [link to the official SAM.gov posting] Good match? Yes: [one-click link] Not for us: [one-click link] 2. Window washing at the federal building in Syracuse Why it matched: Quarterly exterior window cleaning at a federal office building, the kind of recurring facilities work you listed, within your travel range. Agency: GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Respond by: September 3, 2026 (23 days left) Value: $25,000 to $80,000 Set aside for small businesses Full posting: [link to the official SAM.gov posting] Good match? Yes: [one-click link] Not for us: [one-click link] ---- You get this email because you subscribed to Bidcolumn contract alerts. Manage your profile: [link] Unsubscribe instantly: [one-click link] [mailing address]
The business and the two postings are invented, patterned on real federal opportunities. The template, the wording, and the structure are exactly what subscribers receive.
What to notice
Four decisions doing most of the work.
- The title
- Every posting is retitled in plain English. A real title, copied off SAM.gov unchanged, reads "S208--Janitorial OKC VAMC Base w/4OY 09-01-2026 to 08-31-2027". That is why this product exists.
- The reason
- The "why it matched" sentence references your actual business. It comes from the scoring step, and it has to point at something specific in the posting rather than restate the category.
- The missing number
- When the government publishes no dollar value, the digest says so in those words. We never guess, estimate, or invent a number to fill the space.
- The two buttons
- Feedback takes one click, and it tunes what you are shown next. No form, no survey, no login required to answer.
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