Ranked small business matches — without the manual SBS search

• Paste or upload solicitation text — SamMatch extracts draft PIID, primary NAICS, and subcontracting goal percentages.
• Review a suggested socio-economic category and a source snippet pulled from the RFP before anything goes live.
• Approve and attestation flow keeps capture handoffs audit-ready — extracted fields never auto-post.
• Approved requirements flow directly into ranked subcontractor matching on the compliance dashboard.

Under FAR 52.219-9, large primes must execute subcontracting plans with goals for small disadvantaged, HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB participation. The obligation is fixed — the workflow is not. Manual directory search, spreadsheet tracking, and scattered email threads cost hours per requirement. SamMatch turns each PIID into a ranked match list with ACTIVE SAM.gov verification and in-platform outreach, so your team moves from search to solicitation in one session.

• Upload an RFP with Requirement Assist — or enter PIID, target NAICS, and cert categories manually.
• Get ranked matches from the full SAM.gov / SBA Small Business Search (SBS) pool, filtered to ACTIVE registrations with keyword-aware capability scoring.
• See both registered SamMatch members and the broader SBS pool, so you have depth even in narrow NAICS codes.
• Reach out in-platform and keep an outreach log for your good-faith-effort record.

Each approved requirement produces a ranked list scored on NAICS alignment, certification match, and capability keywords from the solicitation text. Registered SamMatch members appear first, with the wider ACTIVE SAM.gov / SBS pool below them so narrow NAICS codes still have depth.

Mailbox threads and SAM.gov contact emails are logged against the requirement as you send them, and outreach made outside the platform takes seconds to record. The good-faith effort report compiles sources identified, firms solicited, and responses received into FAR 52.219-9 supporting documentation.

See the full sample report for a second requirement and every outreach channel.

• Find 8(a) subcontractors for Business Development plan categories.
• Find HUBZone subcontractors to meet HUBZone goals.
• Find SDVOSB / veteran-owned subcontractors for service-disabled veteran goals.
• Find WOSB / woman-owned subcontractors for women-owned small business goals.
• Or browse the pool by NAICS code.