New: ContractRadar Now Monitors Texas State Contracts

ContractRadar now monitors state contracts from Texas. We pull active solicitations daily from the Electronic State Business Daily (ESBD) at txsmartbuy.gov, so you no longer need to manually check yet another government portal. Texas opportunities now show up alongside your federal, state, and local matches in one dashboard and one daily email.

Why Texas?

Texas is one of the largest state procurement markets in the country. Thousands of solicitations are posted to ESBD every year, spanning everything from IT services and construction to lab equipment and consulting. If you’re a small business in Texas — or bidding into the state from elsewhere — these are opportunities worth knowing about.

But finding them meant checking txsmartbuy.gov on top of SAM.gov, SUBNet, and whatever other city or state portals you were already watching. That’s the core problem ContractRadar solves: stop manually checking multiple government contract portals every day. Set up your profile once, and we bring the opportunities to you — federal, state, and local, on one dashboard.

How matching works

Texas contracts go through the same AI matching pipeline as every other source. Each day, ContractRadar syncs active solicitations from ESBD — those with “Posted” or “Addendum Posted” status — and scores them against your business profile: your NAICS codes, certifications, keywords, and past match history.

We match your certifications to contracts you qualify for, so you’re not wading through hundreds of irrelevant listings. If a Texas state 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 ESBD detail page.

No extra setup

If you’re already a ContractRadar subscriber, you don’t need to do anything. Texas contracts will start appearing in your results automatically if they match your profile. There’s no add-on, no separate tier, and no per-source fee — state contract monitoring is included in every plan.

Texas joins Delaware, New Hampshire, New York City, and San Francisco as supported state and local sources, alongside federal contracts from SAM.gov and subcontracting opportunities from SUBNet. See the full coverage map. We’re continuing to add more states — if there’s one you’d like to see, let us know.

Get started

If you’re a small business in Texas and you’re not using ContractRadar yet, now’s a good time to start. 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.