New: ContractRadar Now Monitors Los Angeles City and County Contracts

ContractRadar now monitors contract opportunities from both the City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County. If you’re a small business in the LA area, you no longer need to check two separate procurement portals every day. Matching opportunities show up in your dashboard and daily email automatically.

Two sources, one dashboard

The City of Los Angeles and Los Angeles County are separate government entities with completely separate procurement systems. The city publishes bids through RAMP (Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement), while the county runs its own procurement portal with a different format, different departments, and different bid schedules.

ContractRadar pulls from both daily. City bids, county bids, federal contracts, state solicitations — they all show up in one place, scored and ranked against your business profile. No more toggling between portals or remembering which site has which deadline.

Why LA matters

Los Angeles County is the largest county in the United States by population, with roughly 10 million residents. The City of Los Angeles alone has a massive procurement budget spanning dozens of departments — from public works and transportation to sanitation and port operations. Combined, these two entities represent one of the biggest local government procurement markets in the country.

If you do business in Southern California, these are contracts you need to be watching. And now ContractRadar watches them for you.

Full coverage today

With Los Angeles city and county, ContractRadar now monitors opportunities across federal, state, and local government — all on one dashboard, in one daily email:

• Federal — SAM.gov, SBA SubNet
• State — Delaware, New Hampshire, Texas, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, Arkansas, Illinois
• Local — New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles (city), Los Angeles County

See the full coverage map. We’re continuing to add more states and cities. If there’s a source you’d like to see, let us know — it directly influences what we build next.

How matching works

Every new source goes through the same AI matching pipeline. Each day, ContractRadar syncs active solicitations from all supported portals and scores them against your business profile: your NAICS codes, certifications, keywords, and past match history. We match your certifications to contracts you actually qualify for, so you’re not sorting through hundreds of irrelevant listings.

If a contract is a strong fit, it shows up in your opportunities dashboard and your daily email, clearly labeled with the source and linked directly to the portal detail page. No extra setup — if you already have California in your profile, you’ll start seeing LA matches automatically.

Get free help from California’s APEX Accelerators

If you’re a small business interested in government contracting, California has several APEX Accelerator offices (formerly known as Procurement Technical Assistance Centers, or PTACs). These are federally funded programs — backed by the Department of Defense and state partners — that provide free one-on-one counseling, bid assistance, registration help, and training to help small businesses win government contracts.

These are completely free resources. If you’re new to government contracting or want help navigating the procurement process, reach out to your nearest APEX Accelerator. Use the national APEX Accelerator finder to locate the office nearest you in California or any other state.

Get started

If you’re a small business in the LA area and you’re not using ContractRadar yet, your profile will be matched against federal, state, and local opportunities from day one. $30/month, first month free.

Start your free trial and stop checking government portals by hand.