Government contracts for your business — in plain English.
Stop missing out on paid government work near you. Arquisition finds real opportunities, explains what they mean, and tells you if you qualify — no experience needed.
No training required. No confusing government portals. Just real opportunities near you — explained clearly.
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Enter your zip code
Tell us where you work. We show you contracts in your city, county, and state — not opportunities 500 miles away.
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Tell us what you do
Pick your business type. We filter out everything that doesn't match your work.
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See if you qualify
Every opportunity comes with a plain-English summary and a checklist: "Should you respond?" — no guesswork.
Who it's for
Built for everyday businesses.
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Contractors & Trades
Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, construction
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Food & Catering
Caterers, food trucks, meal prep services
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Cleaning Services
Janitorial, commercial cleaning, sanitation
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IT & Tech
Help desk, managed services, software
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Suppliers
Office supplies, equipment, products
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Professional Services
Accounting, translation, staffing, consulting
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Where we find contracts for you.
We pull from federal, state, and local sources — so you never miss an opportunity in your own backyard.
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Washington DC
· SAM.gov federal contracts · DC Dept of General Services · DC Office of Contracting & Procurement · DC Water & Sewer Authority · WMATA transit contracts
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Maryland
· SAM.gov federal contracts · Maryland eMaryland Marketplace · Maryland Dept of Transportation · Montgomery & Prince George's County · Baltimore City procurement
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Virginia
· SAM.gov federal contracts · Virginia eVA procurement portal · Fairfax & Arlington County · Virginia Dept of Transportation · City of Richmond & Norfolk
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Expanding to North Carolina · Pennsylvania · New York in 2026 →
Early users
What people are saying.
"I had no idea the government even bought catering services. I found three contracts near me in the first week."
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Maria T.
Catering business, Silver Spring MD
"The plain English explanations are everything. I finally understand what 'Sources Sought' means."
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James W.
General contractor, Southeast DC
"Arquisition feels like someone went through SAM.gov for me and left sticky notes on the ones I should look at."