Short, honest, in order
We keep the list short and the order real. Members steer it: the founding cohort's quarterly calls decide what moves up.
Next
Detail records for more awards
The second pass that adds office names, competition and options runs on large awards and awards ending soon first. Widening it fills in the rest of the record.
Wider coverage of who teams with whom
The subaward record shows which primes buy from which suppliers. Deepening it is the next step in making that searchable both ways.
Wider coverage of published rates
Published labor rates cover the schedules that publish them. More of the record means a wrap rate you can defend on more kinds of work.
Being considered
Hand-written pages beyond defense and aerospace
Every code has a data page. The written guidance starts with supplier codes; construction, IT and medical are next in line for the same treatment.
Sources the government does not yet publish in a readable form
GAO protest decisions and the quote requests DLA posts only to DIBBS have no feed a program can read. Each goes in when that changes.
Not planned
Buying or reselling contact data
The contracting people here come out of the federal record of who signed what, and nothing is sold on.
Anything from a private source
No purchased contact lists, no insider data, no scraping of anything that is not an official federal record.
Submitting, filing or paying on your behalf
The product does not write your proposal, submit a bid, send an invoice to the government, move money or run payroll. It prepares the numbers and keeps the record. Sending them stays with you.
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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