Public RFP Rebid Watch Report

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Public RFP Rebid Watch Report is easiest to buy after one of these related Actors has already produced public rows or source context:

• Procurement Intel Actor - use its public rows or source context as the starting input.
• Industrial Supplier Intelligence - use its public rows or source context as the starting input.

Start with $9 / rfp_snapshot_report; upgrade to $29 / rebid_timing_report only when the first report needs deeper action detail. Internal links improve discovery only. Qualified forecast still requires accounted paid usage.

Proof-focused buyer summary

Built for small business development, proposal, and public-sector sales teams who need to decide whether a public notice is worth tracking for rebid timing and pursuit research.

• Buy this when: Turns a pasted public notice into a go/no-go tracking brief without requiring a SAM.gov API key.
• Entry: $9 / rfp_snapshot_report - $9 summarizes the public notice and flags basic rebid-watch clues.
• Premium: $29 / rebid_timing_report - $29 adds timing rationale, pursuit questions, and a watch checklist.
• Output promise: decision summary, score, three prioritized actions, source URLs, warnings, chargedEvent, chargedUsd, and previewReport.nextRunInput.
• Safety: keep maxChargeUsd equal to the tier price. Demo, dry run, blocked/private sources, failed sources, and cap-limited runs are no-charge.
• Not promised: rankings, revenue, conversion lift, sales lift, legal/procurement/financial advice, or private-source enrichment.

Entry first-run input:

{
"demoMode":false,
"dryRun":false,
"reportTier":"snapshot",
"maxChargeUsd":9,
"maxReports":1,
"publicNoticeText":"Agency: Example City Department of Public Works\nOpportunity: Facilities maintenance services\nNotice date: 2026-05-01\nCurrent contract term: one base year with four option years\nIncumbent mentioned: Example Facilities LLC\nSubmission due: 2026-06-15",
"includeRebidSignals":true
}

Premium upgrade input:

{
"demoMode":false,
"dryRun":false,
"reportTier":"rebid_timing",
"maxChargeUsd":29,
"maxReports":1,
"publicNoticeText":"Agency: Example City Department of Public Works\nOpportunity: Facilities maintenance services\nNotice date: 2026-05-01\nCurrent contract term: one base year with four option years\nIncumbent mentioned: Example Facilities LLC\nSubmission due: 2026-06-15",
"includeRebidSignals":true,
"includeIncumbentSignals":true,
"includeWatchChecklist":true
}

Build decision-ready RFP and rebid timing reports from public procurement evidence. This actor is not a broad scraper: it turns public notices, award pages, SAM.gov/USAspending/Grants.gov links, or pasted public text into a report with timing signals, pursuit fit, and next actions.

First-run quality and billing cue

Start with demoMode or dryRun when you only want to inspect the output shape. For paid runs, use the entry report first, set maxChargeUsd as a hard cap, and move to premium only when you need comparison, recommendations, or a decision-ready action list. Pricing is controlled by the Apify Store listing, and maxChargeUsd should match the tier the buyer expects to run.

Pricing tiers

• snapshot: rfp_snapshot_report ($9) for a compact opportunity snapshot.
• rebid_timing: rebid_timing_report ($29) for timing, incumbent, and pursuit action analysis.

For recurring rebid checks, save a successful report input as an Apify task and keep maxChargeUsd aligned with the selected tier.

maxChargeUsd is always checked before charging. Demo, dry run, blocked, source failure, prohibited, and low-confidence rows are no-charge.

Sources

Allowed sources are SAM.gov, USAspending, Grants.gov, public agency pages, and user-provided public URLs/text/datasets. Login-only portals, private drives, paywalled pages, and prohibited/private data are blocked and returned as no-charge diagnostics.

First run

Paste public RFP or award text into publicNoticeText, choose snapshot, set maxChargeUsd to 9, and run.

Next Actors

• Use Procurement Intel Actor when you still need broad opportunity discovery before a report.
• Use Public Vendor Registry Intelligence when the next step is supplier registration/onboarding evidence.
• Use Industrial Supplier Intelligence when a known supplier website needs capabilities, certifications, locations, and contact page enrichment.