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What one entry in the paid report looks like
The example below is illustrative — the structure is real, the opportunity is invented,
and identifying details from real notices are withheld. Every entry in the actual paid report looks like this,
for every qualifying opportunity in the week.
Pursue HVAC chiller replacement, maintenance facility — ██████████████ (illustrative example)
- Fit score
- 84/100 — core trade match, primeable scope at small-crew scale
- Win feasibility
- 71/100 — full & open, no incumbent advantage detected in notice text
- Recommendation
- PURSUE — in-trade, accessible, realistic at your size; site visit is the gating step
- Buyer / agency
- ████████████████████ (shown in paid report)
- Solicitation #
- ██████████████ (shown in paid report)
- Entry burden
- Bonding required at performance; no clearance signals; past-performance references requested
- Key dates
- Questions due ██████ · site visit ██████ · responses due ██████
- Prime vs. sub
- Primeable for a mechanical contractor; electrical scope is a natural sub-package
- Amendments
- 1 tracked change — response deadline extended; history logged
- Evidence
- Source run, query, raw record and content hash cited for audit (shown in paid report)
Why redacted? Buyers pay for the identification and the call. Publishing them here would hand the
work to non-buyers. The
methodology page explains exactly how each field is produced.
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