The incumbent knows the date. Now you do too.
Every award ending inside your horizon, sorted by how open the next round is likely to be, with the signals behind each score. Position a year out instead of finding the solicitation the week it closes.
End date, score, incumbent, buyer, last value, competition
Filter by months ahead, code, PSC, buyer, incumbent, state, last set-aside and value. Each row shows the signals that moved its score: ends within a year, was competed, options remain, one offer last time, and so on. Click through to the award record and the incumbent profile.
- Horizon of 6, 12, 18, 24, 36 or 60 months by plan
- Watchlist-only for your codes, buyers and incumbents
- Alerts when a contract on your watchlist enters the 12-month window
- CSV export
How the score works
Every recompete starts at a neutral score. Ending within twelve months, a competed last round with two or more offers, and a small business set-aside push it up. Remaining options, a single offer last time, a very large value, and a short one-time buy push it down. The method is written out in full on the methodology page. It is a sorting aid, not a prediction.
Where it stops
End dates come from the source and are sometimes never updated after a modification. Options can extend a contract without a new competition. A recompete on the list may be exercised, extended or bundled into a larger vehicle. Read the award record and watch the buyer.
Related
- Recompete strategyThe twelve months before the end date.
- The recompete scoreWhat it rewards and penalizes.
- Incumbent profilesWho you are up against.
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