Who you are up against, as one record
Federal data spells the same shop five ways. The incumbent profile resolves them to one record so you see the whole history, the buyers, the codes, and the contracts ending soon.
Search by name, UEI or CAGE
Filter vendors by code they won in, home state, or buyer they sold to. Each row shows identifiers, location, primary NAICS, small business types from their SAM registration, award count, total won and the years they were active.
- Sort by total won, award count, name or last activity
- Watch a vendor and hear when their contracts enter the recompete window
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Won by year, buyers, codes, PSCs, how they won, what ends soon
Identity with UEI, CAGE, SAM registration status and website. Every name seen in the data. Recent awards with competition details. Contracts ending in the next 24 months with scores. Notices they were awarded on SAM.gov.
Use it to decide whether a recompete is winnable: a vendor that wins sole source every year is a different opponent from one that beat three offers once.
Where it stops
Resolution follows UEI, CAGE and normalized name, with merges reviewed by a person. Parent companies and acquisitions are only reflected where the sources state them. If two records should be one, tell us.
Related
- Entity resolutionThe method.
- Why vendor names lieThe longer read.
- Recompete radarWhere incumbents matter most.
See who was last awarded in your NAICS
The free report shows who bought your part category, who won, and what is coming up for recompete.