Use Mini Bids to Drive Business Growth Now
Welcome to Mini Bids, the newest addition to Lohfeld Consulting’s lineup of opportunity-focused blogs highlighting key federal procurements. While Mega Bids spotlights opportunities over $500M, Mighty Bids feature those ranging from $10M to $499M, and Mystic Bids forecast future contracts up to two years ahead, the roundup of Mini Bids zeroes in on smaller, highly targeted opportunities valued under $10M that still hold enormous potential for growth-minded contractors. These procurements often provide prime entry points into new agencies, opportunities to demonstrate past performance, and pathways to larger, more complex contracts.
CONTINUE READINGUse Mega Bids to Drive Business Growth in November 2025
The government shutdown caused mega bids originally scheduled for October or November to push further into 2025 or early 2026. All of the bids featured last month are still pending release, and we added DOS’s Airwing Worldwide Aviation Support Services (WASS), bringing the number of mega bids featured this month to 20. We look forward to seeing the government get back to work and to a busy end to 2025. If you find you need surge support, please contact us.
CONTINUE READINGUse Mighty Bids to Drive Mid/Small Company Growth Now
Each month, Lohfeld Consulting publishes the Mighty Bids Blog, which focuses on bids ranging from $10M to $499M, in addition to its two companion blogs, Mega Bids and Mystic Bids. Mega Bids focuses on active bids over $500M, and Mystic Bids focuses on forecasted opportunities one to two years in advance.
CONTINUE READINGUse Mystic Bids to Forecast Business Growth Now
Lohfeld Consulting’s quarterly list of Mystic (Forecast) Bids is a forward-looking view of significant opportunities that the federal government is likely to release in the next two years. Mystic Bids complements our two ongoing series—Mega Bids, which tracks active opportunities valued at more than $500M, and Mighty Bids, which spotlights active opportunities ranging from $10M to $499M. We define “active bids” as those where the government has already conducted market research, hosted an industry day, or otherwise engaged with potential offerors.
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