What's new at Firmenza: a code finder, grants, a market view and more
A free code finder, a capability statement you can print, grant and city notices, a market view and a checklist.
The Firmenza team · ·
A free NAICS and PSC code finder
Firmenza's code finder searches the NAICS and PSC lists by word or by number, with no account. NAICS codes come from the U.S. Census Bureau's North American Industry Classification System, 2022 edition, and PSC codes from GSA's Product and Service Codes Manual. Titles are shown in English, exactly as they are published.
A capability statement you can print
Signed in, you can write the one page buyers and prime contractors ask for, in your own words, and print it or save it as a PDF from your browser. It can start from the public record of a registration you watch. No AI writes it.
More places to look for work
Your opportunity profile can now list grant opportunities from Grants.gov that match your keywords, each labeled as a grant and linked to its Grants.gov page, and procurement notices from New York City's City Record, matched by keyword with the reason shown. You switch each one on in your profile.
A market view shows who buys what you sell: past contract awards for the NAICS codes in your profile, as published by USAspending.gov, with the top awarding agencies and recent awards, each linked to its page. These are past awards only. They do not say what an agency will buy next.
Which plan includes what is on the pricing page.
Get ready to renew, 75 days out
From 75 days before a watched registration's expiration date, your dashboard shows a short checklist of things to check yourself before you renew, and the reminder emails in that window link to it. Our post on getting ready to renew says why 75 days.
Free help also exists: APEX Accelerators (DoD-funded, free) and the Federal Service Desk will help you at no charge. We built Firmenza to be useful alongside them.
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Check your own record
The free health check reads the public SAM.gov record and tells you what it says — status, expiration date, and what is worth a second look.