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You know your trade.
Find your place in federal work.

Your crew already solves real problems. Gov Network helps you understand the opportunity, the requirements and the work behind a potential bid.

Find your next step

Four trades to start

Different work. A clearer way forward.

Explore the details that matter before you commit your crew.

Illustration of a professional crew cleaning an office corridor

01 / Your industry

Janitorial

Turn a long cleaning specification into a clearer picture of the day-to-day work.

What you’ll review

Facility scope, cleaning frequency, access windows, supplies and wage requirements. Review the source before entering your own crew and cost assumptions.

Illustration of a grounds crew maintaining a commercial lawn

02 / Your industry

Grounds maintenance

Understand the site, the season and the resources each visit will take.

What you’ll review

Acreage, seasonal visits, equipment and disposal requirements. Keep unresolved scope questions visible before pricing.

Illustration of a sanitation professional inspecting portable restroom units

03 / Your industry

Portable sanitation

Look beyond the unit count to the deliveries, service routes and ongoing obligations.

What you’ll review

Unit types, delivery, service intervals and disposal obligations. Keep quantities and each contract period separate.

Illustration of a pest-management technician inspecting a monitoring station

04 / Your industry

Pest control

Bring treatment scope, visit schedules and documentation into one review.

What you’ll review

Treatment scope, visit frequency, licensing and reporting requirements. Confirm your own qualifications before preparing an estimate.

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This is the beginning

More industries are coming.

We’re expanding beyond these four trades. Tell us what your business does and the kind of government work you want to pursue.

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Start where you are

You don’t need every answer to take the first step.

Get a preparation plan from six questions. No account or UEI required.