Know where to look
before others are even looking
Government technology opportunities often begin before an RFP: a budget allocation, strategic initiative, contract decision point, council discussion, procurement forecast or new funding source.
SoCal GovTech Radar finds those signals, interprets them and tells you what to do next.
Every Issue Opportunity includes:
✓ What’s happening
✓ Radar Score
✓ Why it matters
✓ Recommended vendor action
✓ Official source evidence
What does an Issue Opportunity Looks Like
Traditional Bid Service
"An RFP was posted"
Useful—but by then every competitor can see it too.
SoCal GovTech Radar
“This agency appears to be preparing to buy. Here’s the evidence, the stage and what you should do now.”
That's the edge!
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Today.
SoCal GovTech Radar Disclaimer SoCal GovTech Radar is an independent business-intelligence service provided by Magic Rabbit Hat. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any government agency. Information provided by SoCal GovTech Radar is compiled from publicly available sources and is intended for general business-development and informational purposes only. Radar scores, classifications, timing estimates, vendor recommendations, lifecycle observations, and other analysis represent our interpretation of available information and should not be considered guarantees of future procurement activity, solicitations, awards, funding, or contracting opportunities. Government plans, budgets, schedules, procurement methods, funding, contracts, and priorities may change at any time. Some anticipated procurements may be delayed, modified, canceled, fulfilled through existing contracts, cooperative purchasing agreements, internal resources, or other methods that do not result in an open competitive solicitation. While we make reasonable efforts to verify information against current official sources, SoCal GovTech Radar does not guarantee that any information is complete, current, error-free, or exhaustive. Subscribers should independently verify important information directly with the applicable government agency and official procurement sources before making business, financial, legal, staffing, or bidding decisions. SoCal GovTech Radar does not provide legal, financial, procurement, or contracting advice, and use of the service is at the subscriber’s own discretion.