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Submit
Share the official opportunity record and a concise vendor profile: capabilities, service area, evidence, and known constraints.
California government bid triageFor service firms without a full-time proposal desk
Find the California public bids worth pursuing before your team spends a day on the wrong RFP.
Postedly reviews a public-sector solicitation against your capabilities and delivers a source-linked Chase, Verify, or Pass memo with the requirements, risks, and next steps.
No award guaranteesStripe-hosted checkoutNext-business-day audit target
Interactive bid-fit preview
See how evidence changes a first-pass recommendation.
Choose an illustrative vendor profile, coverage area, and reference status. The preview shows how Postedly exposes missing evidence instead of hiding it behind a score.
$199one-opportunity Bid-Fit Audit
1 daynext-business-day delivery target
5reviewed memos per paid Dispatch service period
CAstate and local buyer focus
Built for the proposal bottleneck
More alerts do not solve a bid/no-bid decision.
Small firms can lose a working day on an RFP that fails a hard requirement. Postedly turns the first-pass review into a bounded, documented decision your team can challenge and verify.
Buyer coverageCalifornia state, city, county, utility, education, and special-district opportunities.
Qualification lensScope, geography, documents, references, dates, capacity, and deal risk.
Bounded first stepStart with one $199 review before considering the monthly service.
How an audit works
From source record to a reviewable decision.
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Compare
Postedly checks the available source documents against scope, dates, mandatory requirements, response burden, and vendor evidence.
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Decide
You receive a source-linked Chase, Verify, or Pass memo with open questions and the next action your team can take.
What you receive
A decision memo built for scrutiny.
Each memo separates what the source supports, what still needs verification, and what could disqualify the pursuit.
Recommendation and confidence boundaryOfficial-source status and date checksScope and capability comparisonRequired response piecesEvidence gaps and likely disqualifiersQuestions to resolvePartner or subcontractor considerationsNext-action checklist
Read the annotated sampleFictional working exampleOfficial sources required
Postedly decision memo
Regional network resilience services
Illustrative California public agency · no active solicitation
Verifyrecommendation
Recommendation boundary
Promising scope; mandatory evidence still unresolved.Capability fit: monitoring, incident response, and staff training map to documented vendor experience.
Verify: named staffing levels, insurance thresholds, and every current amendment in the buyer's official record.
Next action: assign an owner to close each evidence gap before proposal work begins.
Human review gate
Do not convert this draft into a Chase decision yet.Postedly separates source evidence from inference. A reviewer confirms the memo, and the official solicitation remains authoritative.Illustrative opportunity profiles
See the types of fit questions Postedly can examine.
These fictional scenarios demonstrate qualification logic. They are not open opportunities, bid leads, or representations of buyer demand.
AV maintenanceVerify in portal
Illustrative AV Maintenance Solicitation
Illustrative Sacramento-area public buyer
Tests local service coverage, response-time obligations, equipment experience, and public-facility references.
Fictional qualification scenario; not an active listing.Creative outreachVerify in portal
Illustrative Public Outreach Services Solicitation
Illustrative Sacramento-area public agency
Tests public-education experience, multilingual production, stakeholder engagement, and campaign measurement.
Fictional qualification scenario; not an active listing.Water asset managementVerify in portal
Illustrative Water Asset-Management Modernization Solicitation
Illustrative Santa Barbara-area water utility
Tests utility asset-management experience, CMMS workflow capability, implementation capacity, and training evidence.
Fictional qualification scenario; not an active listing.Grant writingVerify in portal
Illustrative Grant Strategy and Writing Solicitation
Illustrative Ventura-area water authority
Tests funding-domain knowledge, public-agency references, application capacity, and post-award support boundaries.
Fictional qualification scenario; not an active listing.IT and softwareVerify in portal
Illustrative Software Testing and Modernization Solicitation
Illustrative Los Angeles-area public agency
Tests delivery approach, security requirements, staffing depth, comparable references, and modernization scope.
Fictional qualification scenario; not an active listing.Service options
Start with one decision. Expand only if the workflow fits.
Review the exact scope and delivery boundaries before checkout. Payment details are handled on Stripe's hosted checkout.
One-time service
Bid-Fit Audit
$199one opportunity
- Next-business-day delivery target after complete intake and accessible documents.
- Source check, scope comparison, hard-gate flags, response pieces, and next actions.
- Documented Chase, Verify, or Pass recommendation.
Monthly service
Dispatch Pilot
$499per month
- Five reviewed candidate memos in each paid monthly service period.
- Vendor-specific Chase, Verify, or Pass memo for each dispatch.
- One approved vendor profile with California buyer coverage.
- Opportunity-driven cadence with a stated under-delivery remedy.
Vendor intake
Send the opportunity for a fit check before checkout.
Share your company, capability, California coverage, evidence, and the opportunity you want reviewed. Submission creates a manual review handoff; it does not charge a card or contact a buyer.
Use an official solicitation URL when possible.
No buyer outreach is sent from this form.
No legal, procurement, or compliance advice.
Frequently asked questions
Know what the service does before you buy.
Is Postedly a bid database?
No. Databases help you discover listings. Postedly helps you qualify one opportunity or a small candidate set against a specific vendor profile.
Do you write the proposal?
Not in these offers. The Bid-Fit Audit and Dispatch Pilot help you decide whether the bid deserves a proposal and what the response would require.
Which buyers are in scope?
The service focuses on California state, city, county, utility, education, and special-district opportunities that have accessible source records.
Is this procurement advice?
No. Postedly provides research and decision support. Vendors remain responsible for the official solicitation, addenda, forms, compliance, and submission.
How does the Dispatch delivery cadence work?
Each paid monthly service period includes five reviewed candidate memos. Credible opportunities do not appear on a fixed schedule, so delivery may be uneven rather than daily or weekly. The Delivery and Refund Policy explains the remedy if fewer than five are delivered.