USA
RFP finder: find the requests for proposals worth answering
An RFP finder helps you locate requests for proposals from government and business buyers. Search buyers' procurement portals and official opportunity sites, use keywords and industry codes, and screen each RFP for fit before writing. Opptix screens opportunities against your profile, with partial coverage in the USA today.
Last updated 22 October 2026
Where are RFPs published?
- Government opportunity sites and portals at federal, state and local level.
- Buyers' own procurement pages.
- Industry and trade bodies.
How do you screen an RFP?
- Check the mandatory requirements.
- Compare the scope with your offer.
- Check the size and timeline.
- Look at the evaluation criteria and your evidence.
Why screen before writing?
Responding to an RFP takes real time. Screening first means you answer fewer, better ones.
How Opptix helps
Opptix screens opportunities and shows the reasons, so you can decide fast. See find government bids and the sources page.
Frequently asked questions
What is an RFP?
A request for proposals, a document a buyer publishes to invite suppliers to bid.
Can Opptix find RFPs?
It screens opportunities against your profile. US coverage is partial and growing.
See it on your own market
Create a free account, describe what you sell, and use your £20 of free credit.