BidSignal - Early Access Form

Find the federal contracts your business is actually equipped to pursue.

BidSignal is developing an intelligent procurement research platform designed to help US government contractors discover relevant federal opportunities, understand solicitation requirements, identify qualification gaps, and make better-informed bid/no-bid decisions.

We're inviting businesses and independent professionals to help shape the platform before its public launch.

Complete this short form to express your interest in early access. It should take approximately 3 minutes.

Section 1 - About You

1. Which best describes you?

Small business / SME

New or aspiring government contractor

Independent consultant / contractor

Established government contractor

Business development / capture professional

Procurement or contracting professional

What is your role in the business?

Business owner / founder

Executive / director

Business development manager

Independent professional

Where is your business based?

What is your company name?

Section 2 - Your Government Contracting Experience

5. How experienced are you with US federal contracting?

Completely new, researching how to get started

Exploring opportunities but have not submitted a bid

Registered and preparing to pursue opportunities

Have submitted bids but have not won a contract

Have won one or more federal contracts

Established contractor with an active federal contracting pipeline

6. Is your business registered in SAM.gov?

Yes, registration is active

Yes, but registration needs renewal or updating

Registration is in progress

7. Which areas best describe your business?

Information technology / software

Consulting / professional services

Administrative / business support

Construction / facilities

Healthcare / medical services

Engineering / technical services

Logistics / transportation

Manufacturing / supplies

Training / education

SECTION 3 - Your Biggest Challenges

8. What is your biggest challenge when pursuing federal contracts?

Finding opportunities relevant to my business

Understanding lengthy solicitation documents

Determining whether my business qualifies

Identifying mandatory certifications or requirements

Understanding set-asides and eligibility restrictions

Keeping track of deadlines and amendments

Deciding whether an opportunity is worth pursuing

Preparing competitive bids and proposals

Understanding how to get started

9. How do you currently find federal contracting opportunities?

Commercial procurement intelligence platforms

Government contracting consultants

Email alerts / newsletters

Networking / referrals

Manual research across several websites

I am not currently searching

10. Approximately how much time do you spend researching and evaluating opportunities?

Less than 2 hours per week

2–5 hours per week

6–10 hours per week

11–20 hours per week

More than 20 hours per week

Not currently tracking this

SECTION 4 - What Would You Want BidSignal To Do?

11. Which features would be most valuable to you?

Find opportunities matched to my business

Explain why an opportunity matches or does not match

Identify eligibility requirements and potential disqualifiers

Summarise lengthy solicitation documents

Extract deadlines and submission requirements

Monitor amendments and changes automatically

Research agencies and their previous awards

Identify potential competitors and incumbents

Generate evidence-backed bid/no-bid reports

Track opportunities in one organised dashboard

Help identify teaming opportunities

12. What would make you trust an AI-powered procurement recommendation?

Direct links to official government sources

References to specific solicitation sections and pages

Clear explanations of how a recommendation was reached

Explicit warnings when information is missing or uncertain

Regular updates when opportunities change

Ability to review and correct company information

Human review for uncertain or high-risk findings

13. If BidSignal could solve one procurement problem for your business, what would you want it to solve first?

SECTION 5 - Early Access

14. Would you be interested in testing BidSignal before its public launch?

Yes, I would like early access

Yes, I would participate in product feedback

Possibly, I would like to learn more first

15. What would you prefer?

A free trial of the platform

A demonstration before deciding

An early-access plan at a discounted price

Updates when the platform launches

I am only interested in learning more

16. What monthly price range would you consider reasonable for a tool that genuinely saves your business time and helps identify suitable federal opportunities?

I would need to see the product first

SECTION 6 - Contact Details

18. Your business email address

19. Website or LinkedIn profile

20. Is there anything else you would like us to know?

I agree that BidSignal may use the information I submit to assess product demand, contact me about early access, and improve the platform. I understand that I should not submit confidential business, financial, classified, or sensitive government information through this form.