#1
Fit 96
Cybersecurity Operations — managed detection & response
State of Ohio, Department of Administrative Services
MWBE set-aside
Due in 18 daysTendrloom watches federal grants, state economic-development offices, foundation databases, and municipal procurement portals across all 50 states. Overnight, it scores each posting against your business and drops the four to seven worth pursuing before your inbox fills.
State of Ohio, Department of Administrative Services
Appalachian Regional Commission
Where most RFP tools stop at SAM.gov and a handful of state bid boards, Tendrloom's edge is breadth on the under-served side. County and city procurement portals. SBA and state small-business grants. Foundation RFPs. Seasonal program cycles. Stitched into one morning brief that replaces dozens of subscriptions, daily Google alerts, and the spreadsheet your team is already tired of maintaining.
Before Tendrloom
28 browser tabs, 6 daily alerts,
and a spreadsheet no one trusts.
After Tendrloom
One morning brief, ranked by fit,
with the deadline on the cover line.
We re-query every source overnight and score each posting against your profile. The scores are explainable — hover any line in your brief to see the match breakdown.
The floor, not the ceiling. Filtered against your NAICS, set-asides, and past performance — never the raw firehose.
Workforce, rural, and innovation grants — most of which never reach SAM.gov and most of which are short-window.
The part most RFP tools skip. School districts, transit authorities, and city purchasing departments.
Candid, regional foundations, and corporate-giving cycles, monitored overnight so a recurring deadline is never re-discovered.
SBA, MBDA, USDA rural business, and state small-business set-asides — the under-watched side of the bid economy.
CDBG, EDA Public Works, IIJA tranches, and cyclical appropriations — surfaced when the cycle opens, not after.
NAICS codes, certifications, geography, past performance, and the contracts you would walk away from. Once.
Federal, state, county, city, foundation, and SBA feeds — re-queried overnight, scored against your profile before sunrise.
The four to seven opportunities worth pursuing this morning, ranked by fit, with deadlines, eligibility flags, and who to call.
Each item ships with a drafted response outline, eligibility check, and the prior prime's awards. You decide what to pursue.
Every line carries the score that produced it, the deadline, the set-aside or certification flag, and a drafted response outline drawn from the agency's prior awards.
State of Ohio, Department of Administrative Services
Appalachian Regional Commission
City of Madison, WI — Purchasing
Small Business Administration
The same scored shortlist, surfaced in three formats that match the rhythm of each role.
You already have the past-performance binder, the certifications, and the teaming agreements. The problem is signal: the procurement you were perfect for closed yesterday because you missed a county portal update. Tendrloom reads those portals the night before, so the next one catches you.
Tell us a little about your business and the kind of work you want more of. You will have a tailored morning brief, scored against your real profile, within ten working days.
Two ways to start
Email tendrloom@polsia.appOr wait until tomorrow — the brief lands at 06:14 local in your timezone, whether you sign up today or not.
Your profile, past performance, and client notes live in an isolated workspace. We do not train on your data and we do not share it across tenants. Exports and full account deletion are available at every time. The rest, tendrloom@polsia.app will be honest with you about.