Website Redesign & WCAG 2.2 Remediation
Dane County · Wisconsin · closes Nov 14
RFP Docket puts every public bid your team is chasing on one board anyone can open — who owns what, what’s still missing, how long is left — and finds them in the first place, across federal, state, county, city and university portals.
Nothing important lives in someone’s head. The deadlines, the owners, the documents still missing — all of it on a board the next person can pick up cold.
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Region 4 Education Service Center · Texas
Website Redesign & WCAG 2.2 Remediation
Dane County · Wisconsin
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UW System · Wisconsin
Addendum 2 landed on the Region 4 bid this morning. Dana was told before she opened the file.
Monday
Your saved searches ran overnight across every source. What’s new and relevant lands in one email at seven, or sits waiting in the feed. Triage takes five minutes: watch it, go after it, or say no with a note about why.
Region 4 Education Service Center · Texas · closes Oct 2
Dane County · Wisconsin · closes Nov 14
UW System · Wisconsin · closes Nov 21
Wednesday
Assign the pursuit to a person, not a group chat. Everyone sees the same seven stages, the same deadline, the same notes. The reason you said no to something is written down where next year’s you will find it when it reposts.
No more “I thought you had it.”
Friday
You still upload to the agency’s portal — that part is theirs and always will be. But you do it from a folder where every required item is present, current and signed off, with the two addenda accounted for and the page limit that changed on Monday already reflected.
Package complete. Download the folder, or open the portal — RFP Docket logs the date you marked it submitted.
Read the RFP once, capture what it asks for, and the rest of the bid runs off that list.
Solicitation 26-04-B · Region 4 ESC · Texas ESBD
Addendum 2 · Sep 21 — narrative page limit raised to 25. The checklist updated itself.
Sep 24, 5:00 pm CT — six days before the bid itself. Tracked separately, because missing it costs you the chance to ask.
Everything above came from one read of the RFP. Nobody re-typed it into a spreadsheet.
Portal registrations expire. Certifications lapse. You find out on submission day, which is the worst possible day to find out. RFP Docket keeps every account you hold, its renewal date and its status in one list, and puts the ones running out at the top.
Usernames and notes live on the record. Passwords never do — that was a deliberate choice, not an oversight.
More on how registrations workThree to thirty people. Public work is real money, but chasing it is somebody’s fourth job and the paperwork always becomes a Thursday-night fire drill.
Starts with one saved search and a weekly digest.
You have a process. It lives in a spreadsheet one person understands, and it breaks the week they’re on vacation. You need shared stages, real ownership and a renewal calendar.
Starts by importing that spreadsheet.
14 days free. No card up front.
Two minutes to set up your first saved search. No card, no call.