Your contract lane changes quietly. ChaseDesk watches it hourly.
ChaseDesk uses scheduled AI editor bots to monitor public federal contracting sources and flag bid-moving changes: amendments, response-date moves, attachments, Q&A, set-asides, awards, and recompete signals.
No useful source-backed finding means no alert and no public page update.
Live recurring alerts, not one-off reports.
Customers pay because they do not want to keep checking public procurement pages manually. The bots keep checking and alert only when something useful changes.
Change alerts
Email when a watched opportunity or contract lane gets a material update.
Recompete signals
Flag public award, incumbent, agency, and timing clues that may suggest a future rebid window.
Set-aside watch
Track small business, 8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB, HUBZone, and unrestricted signals when they appear in public sources.
The value is frequent disciplined checking.
Each bot reads the Google Doc ledger, checks public sources, makes one useful website change only if it found something real, then tells the next bot what to do. The public tracker pages are proof/context. The paid product is the recurring alert feed.
$99/month for one watched contract lane.
A lane means one service category plus a practical focus: agency group, geography, or set-aside. Add more lanes later.
Founding Live Alerts
One watched lane. Source-backed alerts. No filler. No update unless something useful is found.
Join founding listTell us the contract lane you want watched.
No call needed. Send the NAICS/service focus, target agencies or geography, and the changes you care about.