QUALIFIED BID — Find opportunities that match your business

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Worked market: federal landscaping NAICS 561730. Historical FY2020–FY2026 through 30 Sep 2026; current notice evidence checked 10 Oct 2026. FY2026 provisional. Use actual company facts and the latest solicitation conditions.

01 Connect and begin

Using Qualified Bid, get me started. Use https://qualifiedbid.qualifiedcapacity.com/#connect for the current Claude, ChatGPT or Codex connection guide.

02 Who buys near me?

Using Qualified Bid, research [service] in [ZIPs / radius]. Show actual facilities, purchased services, buying offices, historical contract identifiers, values and performance periods. Distinguish place of performance from a supplier address. State unavailable coverage and what needs an official source check.

03 What size work could I pursue?

Using Qualified Bid, compare funded awards for [service] in [area], showing the latest two fiscal years separately from seven-year history. Give value bands, median, counts, value basis and performance dates. Separate potential options from funded value; explain zeros, reductions and excluded records. Identify contracts that use an existing vehicle and check who can compete.

04 What may be coming next?

Using Qualified Bid, separate current open bids from contract-end watch leads for [service] in [area]. Identify the incumbent, current versus potential end, buyer and source date where supported. For published agency forecasts, identify the official forecast source separately; state unavailable connector coverage. Keep forecast estimates separate from guaranteed work or released opportunities.

05 Describe the work, delivery area and capacity first.

Using Qualified Bid, read [notice ID] and help me find opportunities that match my business. Ask for open bids, with due dates, purchased services and official notice links. Extract the relevant requirements with actual document/page or paragraph citations. Compare amendments, preserve conditions and exceptions, identify missing company evidence and state document coverage. Service words and classification codes help discover candidates; documents establish relevance.

06 Read Durham’s scope before calling it a match.

Using Qualified Bid, read [notice ID] and help me find opportunities that match my business. A relevant service and ZIP still need eligibility, experience and capacity evidence. Extract the relevant requirements with actual document/page or paragraph citations. Compare amendments, preserve conditions and exceptions, identify missing company evidence and state document coverage. The title alone does not establish whether your business can deliver the job.

07 Use the same decision questions for every candidate.

Using Qualified Bid, read [notice ID] and help me find opportunities that match my business. Keep match evidence and pursuit judgment separate. Extract the relevant requirements with actual document/page or paragraph citations. Compare amendments, preserve conditions and exceptions, identify missing company evidence and state document coverage. A small shortlist becomes actionable when you expose what makes each bid reachable.

08 Ask Qualified Bid for a reasoned call on your confirmed profile.

Using Qualified Bid, read [notice ID] and help me find opportunities that match my business. Record the strongest reason and the unresolved qualification. Extract the relevant requirements with actual document/page or paragraph citations. Compare amendments, preserve conditions and exceptions, identify missing company evidence and state document coverage. Tailored guidance depends on the company facts used and the evidence available.

09 Durham practice case

Using Qualified Bid, read 36C24626Q0892 and all current amendments. Find opportunities that match your business. Separate the current amended schedule from superseded terms. Identify the evidence, condition and next action. Confirm the live submission deadline and resolve conflicting time-zone labels with the buying office before relying on them.