Who bought it. Who won it. What it went for. What recompetes next.
SAM.gov, USASpending and FPDS hold every federal award and every notice, in every NAICS code, at every agency. LastAwarded reads all of it every day, cleans up the names, and turns ten years of history into one page per code, per buyer and per vendor. For a twelve-person shop and for a supplier with twelve divisions.
Public sources only. Every code, every agency, ten fiscal years. Paid plans, cancel any time.
Live numbers for this view appear here once the data engine has loaded award history. The public sources are being read now.
The data is public and free. The tooling around it is miserable. That is the whole opportunity.
SAM.gov is close to unusable for anyone with an hour a week. USASpending and FPDS hold the full award history and almost nobody parses it into anything readable. The tools that do are priced for companies with a capture department. LastAwarded takes the entire listing, every code and every agency, and makes it readable at a price a shop can pay and a scale a large supplier can use.
Four questions, answered for any code
Pick any of the 1,012 NAICS codes. Every page in the product answers the same four questions from the public record.
Who buys it
The contracting offices and commands that actually issue awards in your code, ranked by what they spent, with their set-aside habits.
Read more →Who won it
Every vendor that won, resolved to one record per business no matter how the sources spelled the name.
Read more →What it went for
Award size bands, medians, offers received, and the individual records behind them, so you quote with the history in front of you.
Read more →What recompetes soon
Contracts whose period of performance ends in the next 6 to 60 months, scored for how open the next round is likely to be.
Read more →Every notice on SAM.gov, every code, cleaned up
Every solicitation, sources sought, presolicitation and award notice lands every morning, in every NAICS code. Each one is tagged by work type, matched to the buyer's award history, and briefed in plain English by AI when you ask.
The brief tells you what they need, who is buying, the dates, the set-aside, whether a firm your size can realistically bid alone, and what to do next. Then it points you at the original notice, because you still read the solicitation before you quote.
- Who won last time, on the same page as the notice
- Deadline reminders three days out
- Attachments and points of contact as published
One record per vendor, however the government spelled it
The same company shows up in the sources as five different names: with and without the Inc, with a DBA, with an old DUNS, with a typo from a contracting officer in 2019. Enterprise tools spend months on this problem. So do we, on your behalf, across every vendor in the record.
Vendors are resolved by UEI first, then CAGE code, then a normalized name. Merges are reviewed by a person. The result is an incumbent profile you can trust when you decide whether to go after their recompete.
How it is used
- 1
Add your codes
Start with your primary NAICS, or forty of them. Add the buyers you already sell to and the incumbents you keep losing to.
- 2
Read Today
Open notices on your codes, what closes this week, recompetes inside twelve months, and who just won. Five minutes for an owner; a pipeline review for a capture team.
- 3
Position early
A recompete is won a year out: sources sought responses, a call to the buying office, a capability statement that names the work.
- 4
Quote with the history open
Price bands, offers received last time, and whether the last award was set aside. Then go read the solicitation on SAM.gov.
Everything in the box
Opportunities
Every notice SAM.gov posts, filtered by code, buyer, set-aside, type, place and deadline.
Award history
Ten fiscal years of awards at every agency, searchable, exportable.
Recompete radar
Contracts ending soon with a plain score and the signals behind it.
Buyer profiles
What each office buys, from whom, how often it sets aside for small business.
Incumbent profiles
One record per vendor, with every name the sources used.
Alerts
Hourly, daily or weekly email on your watchlist. Nothing sent when nothing changed.
AI briefs and plain-English search
Ask "who buys machined aluminum brackets in Florida" and get a search. Ask for a brief and get one.
SAM registrants
Active SAM registrations by code and state, for teaming, subcontracting and knowing your competitors.
Exports and API
CSV on every list. An API key on Capture and Enterprise.
The same record, read at your scale
A twelve-person machine shop and a supplier with twelve divisions need the same facts: who buys this, who won it, what it went for, when it comes back. They need them at different scales. One watch or unlimited watches. One seat or fifty. A CSV or an API.
Coverage is the whole listing: every NAICS code from farming to national security, every awarding agency, ten fiscal years. The hand-written pages start with defense and aerospace supplier codes because that is where the product was born; the data does not stop there.
- Plans from one shop to an enterprise BD team
- Every code, every agency, every notice
- Public data only. Nothing from any employer, ever.
From one shop to an enterprise team
Four plans. Accounts open the app after checkout; there is no free tier. A founding rate for the first local shops.
Shop
- Every NAICS code, every agency, ten fiscal years of awards
- 3 NAICS watches, 10 watches total
- Recompetes 24 months out
- Daily email alerts
- Buyer and incumbent profiles
- SAM registrant directory
- CSV export up to 1,000 rows a month
- 30 AI briefs a month
Pro
- Everything in Shop
- 10 NAICS watches, 40 watches total
- Recompetes 36 months out
- Hourly alerts and deadline reminders
- 3 seats for your team
- Saved searches (25)
- CSV export up to 10,000 rows a month
- 150 AI briefs a month
- Ask in plain English
Capture
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited watches
- Recompetes 60 months out
- 10 seats
- API access with your own key
- Unlimited CSV export
- 500 AI briefs a month
- Priority support from the founder
Enterprise
- Everything in Capture
- 50 seats across divisions and sites
- Result lists up to 200,000 rows
- 2,000 AI briefs a month
- API onboarding call and usage reports
- Invoice billing, purchase orders and yearly terms
- Custom data cuts on request
Space Coast shops: Shop plan for $99 a month, locked
The first 25 local shops that sign up keep this price for as long as they stay. In return, we ask for a short call every quarter about what is missing. That is how the product gets built for shops like yours.
The app opens after checkout; there is no free tier. Cancel any time; you keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Prices in US dollars. See refunds.
| What you get | Shop | Pro | Capture | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAICS watches | 3 | 10 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Watches in total | 10 | 40 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Rows per search | 500 | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Award history | 10 fiscal years | 10 fiscal years | 10 fiscal years | 10 fiscal years |
| Recompete horizon | 24 months | 36 months | 60 months | 60 months |
| Alert frequency | Daily | Hourly | Hourly | Hourly |
| AI briefs per month | 30 | 150 | 500 | Unlimited |
| CSV export rows per month | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Saved searches | 10 | 25 | 200 | Unlimited |
| Seats | 1 | 3 | 10 | 50 |
| SAM registrant directory | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| API access | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Questions people ask first
Where does the data come from?
Only public federal sources: the SAM.gov opportunities and entity APIs, USASpending.gov award data, and the FPDS award feed. Nothing is typed in from anywhere else. See Data and sources.
Does it submit bids for me?
No. It tells you what to bid on and what it went for last time. You still read the solicitation and quote through SAM.gov, DIBBS or the buyer's portal.
How current is it?
Notices refresh daily. Award data follows the sources: USASpending publishes with a lag of days to weeks, and the FPDS feed fills some of that gap. Every page shows when its numbers were last rebuilt.
Which NAICS codes and agencies are covered?
All of them: every six-digit code in the 2022 NAICS table, retired codes that still sit on older awards, every awarding agency, and every notice SAM.gov posts. History runs ten fiscal years. The NAICS index lists every code with what is on record so far.
Is there a free plan or a trial?
No free plan. The free report page is public and covers any code. The app opens after checkout on a paid plan, and you can cancel any time and keep access to the end of the period you paid for.
Is this affiliated with SAM.gov or any agency?
No. LastAwarded is an independent product built on public data. It is not endorsed by GSA, DLA, NASA or any agency.
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