149
Active bids (approved, non-archived)
$2.2B
Verified procurement pipeline
42
States with active opportunities
36
Opportunities due ≤14 days
1,983
New documents (last 30 days)
New opportunities posted per week — 8-week view
May's second surge peaked at 48 new opps/week (May 11). Six weeks of steady decline followed, bottoming at just 5 in the week of Jun 29 — the quietest week since March. States are moving from issuing bids to managing the ones already open.
Deadline distribution — active opportunities
36 opportunities close within 14 days. A further 48 already show a deadline in the past but remain flagged active — verify status directly before applying.
Implementation phase — 51 states
41 states now in IMPLEMENTING. 9 have reached LAUNCHED and are scaling. 1 remains in PLANNING.
Data quality note: 48 of 149 tracked-active opportunities (32%) carry a stated deadline that has already passed — mostly small West Virginia AFA grants and a handful of larger RFAs awaiting status refresh. Portals lag their own deadlines by anywhere from a day to several weeks. Treat any listing within a few days of its due date as needing direct confirmation on the issuing site.
By active opportunity count
New opportunities posted — last 14 days
West Virginia leads with 13 new postings, though most are small AFA grant-in-aid notices rather than major RFAs. Tennessee added 7 as its second-wave RFP series continues to roll out.
Top 15 verified-budget opportunities (July 3, 2026)
Sorted by stated budget. Iowa's twin hub-and-spoke RFPs and Florida's application-prep NOFO remain the largest single line items in the pipeline.
⚡ Deadline already passed as of this report — confirm status directly with the issuing agency. Table shows RFA/RFP/NOFO/GRANT opportunities only. GUIDANCE and informational records are excluded.
West Virginia's Grant-Mill Cadence
West Virginia posted 13 new opportunities in the last 14 days — more than any other state — but nearly all are small Agreement for Funding Award (AFA) notices ($0–$24M) rather than major competitive RFAs. This is a fundamentally different procurement rhythm than Iowa's or Vermont's large parallel RFPs: high frequency, low individual value.
Iowa's Twin Hub-and-Spoke RFPs Still Live
Iowa's Cardiovascular Health and Maternal Health hub-and-spoke network RFPs ($209M each) remain the largest actively-open procurements in the pipeline outside application-prep guidance. Both are structured as regional hub networks rather than single-site awards — a model other states have not yet replicated.
Tennessee's Second Wave
Tennessee has six parallel RFPs — a care coordination information system, a call center, an eConsult platform, an innovation catalyst, a non-emergency transportation contract, and a memory care network — all releasing or due in the same July 6–20 window, with budgets not yet disclosed. This mirrors Vermont's simultaneous-cluster strategy from earlier this year.
Six Weeks of Continuous Cooling
Weekly new postings have fallen every week since the May 11 peak of 48, down to just 5 in the week of June 29. This is the longest sustained decline since tracking began — consistent with states finishing their first competitive round rather than the market losing momentum. Expect a second-wave uptick as more states complete assessment phases and move to implementation-stage RFPs.