Every year back to FY2001 of who bought what, from whom, for how much
The federal record holds every award your company could have quoted, in every code, at every agency. This is that record, cleaned, resolved and searchable, with every row linked back to its source.
Search it like a spreadsheet, without building one
Filter by code, PSC, buyer, vendor, state, set-aside, competition, work type, value range, fiscal year and dates, and show only other transactions or leave them out. The total obligated for your filter shows at the top. Facets show the split by code, sub-agency, set-aside, year and state.
The list opens with the answer: how many awards match and what was obligated, which office buys the most of it, and how much was set aside for small business. Filters are remembered until you clear them, and ticked awards go on your pipeline from the list.
- Sort by start date, value, end date, vendor, buyer or code
- Vendor names link to resolved incumbent profiles
- Watchlist-only switch for your codes and buyers
- Excel and CSV export within your plan's monthly rows
Every field, explained, with the source one click away
PIID, parent vehicle, vendor with UEI and CAGE, awarding and funding agencies down to the office, NAICS and PSC with titles, obligated and ceiling values, period of performance with potential end date, set-aside, extent competed, offers received, solicitation number, pricing type, place of performance and vendor location.
Large awards and awards ending soon get a detail pass that fills in competition, options and the office. You can trigger it yourself on any award.
Other transactions, the agreements an agency makes outside the FAR for research and prototypes, are read from SAM.gov's contract award records and tagged on the list and on the award.
UEI, CAGE, then normalized name
Where it stops
USASpending publishes with a lag of days to weeks; the SAM.gov contract-award feed fills part of it. Fiscal years back to FY2001 are added newest first, so the oldest years arrive last. Office names arrive with detail records, so some rows show only the sub-agency until then.
Where it is in the app
Awards, under Intelligence in the menu. Intelligence, one of the eight parts of LastAwarded, is where you find the market.
Related
- Reading award recordsField by field.
- How to read an award recordThe longer read.
- Pricing a government bidUsing the history for price signals.
See who was last awarded in your NAICS
Every code, every buying office, every vendor and every recompete, organized from the federal record and read nightly. Start on one code with no card. A plan opens every code.
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