Federal pest control
contracts, found & scored for you
TheBidScout — the federal bid filter for facility-services contractors.
TheBidScout is built for one thing: helping small pest control & exterminating companies find the federal pest control contracts worth bidding — without living inside SAM.gov.
Free to start — no credit card, ever. Starter is $49/mo if the weekly report earns it; cancel anytime.
Pest Control & Integrated Pest Management — VA Medical Center, San Antonio TX
Why pest control
Federal pest-control contracts are real revenue — but they're buried in thousands of SAM.gov notices a week, posted as raw PDFs with no read on whether any of them fit your company. TheBidScout tunes its scoring to pest control & exterminating (NAICS 561710), so it understands your world: state commercial applicator certification in the right category, a contractor Integrated Pest Management plan you have to submit and get approved, EPA-registered products applied within label limits, sensitive-area and occupied-space rules, recurring service schedules, and the requirements that quietly disqualify a bid.
What you get
- A Weekly Fit Report of the federal pest control opportunities scored for your company.
- Each opportunity ranked with an explainable score — applicator-license category and IPM capability, geography, set-aside match, deadline feasibility — plus its risks and dealbreakers.
- Required applicator certifications, IPM-plan submittals, set-asides, and deadlines linked to their source, so you can verify in one click.
- License category and treatment scope dug out of the attachments — flagged Unknown only where the solicitation truly doesn't name them, never fabricated.
An example of what we catch
Example: a pest-control solicitation can look like a match until the fine print requires a state commercial applicator license in a category you don't hold, a site-specific Integrated Pest Management plan you must submit and get approved before work starts, or restricted treatment windows in occupied healthcare or childcare space. TheBidScout surfaces those requirements up front — and flags an Unknown only when the documents truly don't say — so you find the dealbreaker before you spend a day on the bid, not after.
What TheBidScout won't do
It won't write your IPM plan, submit your bid, or promise the pest-control award is yours. The posted solicitation always controls, and so does your state licensing board. TheBidScout's job is to put the pest-control work that matches your applicator categories and service area in front of you fast, with the reasoning attached — so you decide which bids are worth your time.