Coming soon
LicitaMax is coming to the United States
We're building coverage for U.S. federal contract opportunities: search, alerts, AI reading of solicitations with citations and a clear checklist before you bid. It isn't live yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you when it is.
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How government contracting works in the United States
Federal agencies publish contract opportunities on SAM.gov, the official U.S. government system run by the General Services Administration (GSA). SAM.gov is also where a business registers as an entity and gets a Unique Entity ID (UEI), the starting point for doing business with the federal government.
Federal purchases follow the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), published on Acquisition.gov. On top of that, every solicitation sets out its own scope, requirements, evaluation criteria, deadlines and instructions for responding, so the documents themselves are where the real work starts.
States, counties and cities buy through their own procurement systems and rules. LicitaMax's planned U.S. coverage starts with the federal opportunities published on SAM.gov.
What LicitaMax will do for U.S. contractors
LicitaMax is software for companies that sell to government. It collects opportunities from official sources, lets you filter by keyword, agency, place of performance, response date and value in U.S. dollars when the agency discloses it, and reads the solicitation and its attachments with AI, so you can ask questions and see the exact passage behind every answer.
Before you commit, it turns the requirements into an eligibility checklist and helps you organize your bid: documents, pricing and deadlines, with your whole team working from one pipeline. You always submit your offer yourself, through the channel the solicitation specifies.
Opportunity search
Search and filter federal contract opportunities by keyword, agency, place of performance and response date, plus value in U.S. dollars when it is published.
Alerts
Save a search and get an email when a new opportunity matches it, so you don't have to check the portal every day.
AI reading with citations
Ask questions about a solicitation and its attachments. Every answer points to the document and passage it came from, so you can check it yourself.
Eligibility checklist
Turn requirements such as an active SAM.gov registration, certifications and past performance into a checklist, and see what's still missing before you bid.
Bid preparation
Organize documents, pricing and deadlines for every bid. LicitaMax never submits anything: you send your offer through the channel the solicitation specifies.
Pipeline (CRM)
Track every opportunity from first look to award in a shared pipeline, with owners, notes and due dates for your team.
Where things stand today
U.S. coverage is not live yet. This page doesn't list any opportunities, and we won't put sample or made-up data in their place. There is no launch date yet, and we'd rather tell you when it's ready than guess.
LicitaMax is a private product. It is not a government agency or an official platform, and it has no affiliation with SAM.gov, GSA or any federal agency. It does not guarantee eligibility or awards, and AI answers are a reading aid, not legal advice.
Join the U.S. waitlist
Leave your email and we'll let you know when U.S. coverage opens. We'll use it for that and nothing else.
Frequently asked questions
When will LicitaMax launch in the United States?
There's no launch date yet. We'll only open U.S. coverage when we can show real opportunities from official sources. If you join the waitlist, you'll get an email when that happens.
Can I see U.S. opportunities on LicitaMax today?
Not yet. Until coverage is live, the official place to search federal contract opportunities is SAM.gov.
Is LicitaMax a government website?
No. LicitaMax is a private product with no affiliation with SAM.gov, GSA or any agency. Official information always comes from the government source, with a link back to it.
Will LicitaMax submit bids for me?
No. LicitaMax helps you find, read and prepare. You review and submit your offer yourself, through the channel stated in the solicitation.
How much will it cost?
U.S. pricing hasn't been set. Joining the waitlist is free and doesn't commit you to anything.