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SAM.gov (System for Award Management) is the official U.S. government portal for federal contract opportunities and related notices. Many federal agencies and some state buyers publish contract opportunities here; monitoring SAM.gov gives comprehensive coverage of U.S. public procurement notices.

Yes. Access depends on the solicitation terms and applicable trade agreements (for example, the WTO GPA and relevant bilateral agreements). Some opportunities are restricted; others are open to foreign suppliers that meet the solicitation requirements. Otnox highlights eligibility and contract terms to help you prioritise.

Across federal and available state sources, the U.S. market typically publishes on the order of 1,000–5,000 new opportunities per day. Otnox normalises and filters these notices so you only see those relevant to your profile.

Plans start at $29/month and include full access to the U.S. procurement feed, AI matching, unlimited keyword alerts, buyer profiles and export tools. Additional markets can be added to your plan for +$15/month each. All plans include a 7‑day free trial.

Otnox synchronises with primary sources frequently. Once a new notice is detected, it is classified, translated (if needed) and matched to your profile within minutes to an hour. You will typically see relevant notices in your dashboard far sooner than by manually checking portals.

Yes. Otnox covers 25 markets across multiple regions. From the dashboard you can filter and compare feeds for United States, Lithuania, Estonia, Finland, Norway, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Romania, United Kingdom, Canada, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana and Uganda — in a single view. Add markets to your plan for $15/month each.

Titles and descriptions are translated on demand into English (or your chosen language). Translations are stored in our database so subsequent views are served instantly. The system preserves technical terms and procurement vocabulary to avoid loss of meaning.