Why Vesper exists.

Vesper is market intelligence for people working in Florida’s government market — firms pursuing state work, the consultants and lobbyists who advise them, and anyone tracking an agency or a sector. The aim is simple: spend less time assembling context and more time deciding where to compete.

What it covers

Area	What you see
Openings	Solicitations from MyFloridaMarketPlace, with deadlines and the originating notice close at hand.
Spending	Purchase orders, contracts and payments by agency and vendor, from the State’s own systems.
Budget	Appropriations and agencies’ legislative budget requests, line by line.
Influence	Lobbying registrations and compensation, and campaign contributions and expenditures.
People	The Legislature, its members’ projects and bills, and the executive agencies and who leads them.
Record	Searchable transcripts of legislative meetings.
Ask	Questions in plain English, answered from Vesper’s records with the sources shown.

How it is built

• Every figure has a source. Each number carries where it came from and what it counts.
• Different signals stay different. Purchase orders, contracts, budget requests and registrations describe different parts of the market, so Vesper never adds them into one blended total.
• Disagreement is shown, not hidden. When two State systems disagree, Vesper says so rather than quietly picking one.
• Nothing about you is for sale. No advertising, no trackers, no data brokers — see the privacy page.

Who runs it

Vesper is built and run by one person in Tallahassee, through Vesper Works LLC. There is no sales team and no ticket queue: email reaches the person who builds it.

Getting access

Vesper is invite-only. Apply and say a little about what you work on; applications are reviewed by hand. On iPhone, open solicitations can be browsed without an account.

Contact

[email protected] · see Support for help with an account or a figure that looks wrong.

Vesper Works LLC · Tallahassee, Florida