Production-ready public surfaceSource-grounded opportunity intelligence

Federal opportunity intelligence for capture teams

Turn raw federal notices into a searchable operating layer.

ProcurSight helps business development and capture teams monitor, qualify, and inspect opportunities with source-linked descriptions, attachment handling, and a search layer built on our own datastore.

1,000notices already indexed from a single saved bulk pull
1,775document links normalized into attachment records
5-daysearch window captured locally for deterministic dev
HTTPSsingle-domain public surface already live

Launch slice

What already works today

Live
Daily search surface

Metadata, description, and document-text search over the normalized store.

Evidence chain

Raw payloads, detail enrichments, attachments, hashes, and extracted text.

Production routing

Single-domain HTTPS deployment with the app and API living behind one host.

1,000notices already indexed from a single saved bulk pull
1,775document links normalized into attachment records
5-daysearch window captured locally for deterministic dev
HTTPSsingle-domain public surface already live
01

Coverage

One monitored dataset instead of dozens of duplicated searches

ProcurSight ingests federal opportunities once, snapshots every notice, and lets teams work from a stable internal index instead of hammering the source portal.

02

Evidence

Every document stays tethered to source truth

Descriptions, attachments, hashes, extracted text, and raw payloads stay connected so analysts can always trace a summary back to the notice and file that produced it.

03

Triage

Capture teams get speed without losing auditability

NAICS, set-aside, deadline, notice type, and document text give teams a grounded first pass before alerts, scoring, and AI brief generation take over.

Live product surfaces

The product already looks and behaves like a working operating layer.

These are not mock cards. Each surface is wired to the same ingestion, normalization, enrichment, and document pipeline running behind the public site.

Search cockpit

Operate from a clean opportunity board

Search metadata, enriched descriptions, and extracted document text from one place without spending extra source API calls.

Open Search

Notice dossier

See a real enriched solicitation

Open a normalized notice with lifecycle data, source links, and stored description text to validate the end-to-end evidence chain.

Open Enriched Notice

Document intelligence

Inspect attachment extraction in context

Downloaded files, extraction status, page counts, and preview text already flow into the notice detail experience.

Open Document Example

Workflow wedge

A clean path from public notice to actionable internal signal.

ProcurSight is not trying to replace the federal source portal. It is the layer that keeps monitoring, document intake, change history, and first-pass decision support in one calm, searchable workflow.

01

Ingest the latest notices from SAM.gov in bulk date windows.

02

Normalize metadata while preserving raw snapshots and change history.

03

Enrich selected notices with description text, attachments, and extracted document content.

04

Surface the result as a search-first operating layer for capture and proposal teams.

Live stack status

Backend handshake from the frontend.

API reachable
Ready check

ready

Public API URL

/api

Ready Endpoint

/api/readyz

Checked at

2026-03-30T18:08:47.844Z

The site can already confirm backend readiness from inside the shared Docker network.

Deployment posture

Production shape without production sprawl.

The site already runs as a cohesive public product surface: one hostname, HTTPS termination, frontend and API separated cleanly behind the reverse proxy, and a datastore-backed experience instead of a fragile frontend-only demo.

  • Public entrypoint is already on a clean branded domain with TLS.
  • The application talks to the API internally and exposes `/api` under one host.
  • Search and detail pages are fed by the normalized database, not client-side mocks.