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A sample digest
Real RFPs from the November 3 – November 9, 2026 emails to dev.phase, the web development agency behind RFPME. The first listing is shown in full so you can see what subscribers receive. Your digest is matched to your services, preferred contract sizes and location.
- Centralina EDD Website RFP
Centralina Regional Council (Centralina Economic Development District) · possible fit (77/100)
Design and build of a website for a regional economic development organization.
Due: Nov 30, 2026Budget: Not stated
Why it fits dev.phase
Website redevelopment, design and content are your core services, and this RFP asks for exactly that for a regional development district. The organization is in Charlotte, North Carolina, and the RFP doesn't say whether remote work is accepted, so confirm that with them. The RFP doesn't state a budget or a small-business preference, so your small-business status may help but isn't confirmed.
Read the original RFP → Digital marketing agencies of record for multiple university units
A public university · Indiana · possible fit (62/100)
A pool of digital marketing firms covering paid media, search optimization, analytics, website development, and email and marketing automation. Multiple awards expected with an initial multi-year term.
Due: Nov 24, 2026Budget: Not stated
Why it fits dev.phase
You do web development, SEO, CRM and Salesforce work, which overlaps with the website and analytics parts of this pool, but most of the scope is paid media that isn't in your listed services. The organization is in Bloomington and Indianapolis, and the RFP doesn't say whether remote delivery is allowed, so confirm that before you invest time. The RFP doesn't state a budget and doesn't mention a set-aside, so your small-business status may help but isn't confirmed.
👀 Watch out: Quarterly reporting of net media costs and agency overhead, using the university's UTM tracking standards
👀 Watch out: Compliance with FERPA-conscious targeting, GDPR and CCPA
Indefinite-quantity custom software programming services for a water resources bureau
A federal agency · possible fit (65/100)
A multi-order contract is sought for custom software and information management services, reserved for small businesses.
Due: Nov 30, 2026Budget: Not stated
Why it fits dev.phase
Custom software programming is close to the custom web applications and integrations you offer, so the category is a partial match. You said you're a small business, which fits the small-business set-aside, but confirm it. The RFP doesn't state a location or budget, so those can't be judged yet.
✖ Hard requirement: The RFP is reserved for small businesses. You said you are one, so you may qualify, but confirm it before bidding.
Who runs RFPME?
RFPME is built and run by Matt Healy at dev.phase, a web development agency in Cincinnati. We built it because we needed a better way to find RFPs worth bidding on for our own agency, and we use it every morning: the sample above is our own digest.
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