Every source we read,
in one place.

The System for Award Management is the official posting point for federal contract actions. This is the backbone of the search corpus.

• Solicitations, combined synopses, sources sought and presolicitations
• Full notice descriptions, response deadlines and amendment history
• NAICS, PSC, set-aside designation and place of performance
• Contracting officer and secondary point-of-contact details
• Attachments and linked solicitation documents

Every federal grant and cooperative agreement opportunity, alongside contracts in the same search rather than in a separate tool.

• Funding opportunity announcements across all grantmaking agencies
• Assistance Listing (ALN/CFDA) codes, eligibility and award ceilings
• Open, forecasted, closed and archived postings

Requests for quote issued against GSA Multiple Award Schedules — work that never appears on SAM.gov because it is competed among schedule holders.

• RFQ and RFI requests by buying agency and category
• Issue and close dates, reference numbers and buyer contacts
• Imported from your authorised eBuy Open export

The Department of Homeland Security's Acquisition Planning Forecast System, where requirements appear months before a solicitation exists.

• Planned requirements with estimated value, NAICS and small-business intent
• Anticipated award and solicitation dates, and the office behind them
• Change tracking, so a moved date or revised scope is flagged rather than silently overwritten
• Automatic matching of a forecast to the notice it eventually becomes

Government-wide forecast records from the Acquisition Gateway help surface planned federal requirements before many of them reach SAM.gov.

• Planned procurements across participating federal agencies
• Agency, office, NAICS, set-aside, value and anticipated solicitation timing when published
• Matched against company capabilities for early Suggested recommendations
• Deduplicated against direct agency forecasts and the solicitation it later becomes

The federal program catalogue behind every grant opportunity — the reference data that turns an ALN code into something you can actually evaluate.

• Program objectives, eligibility and typical award ranges
• Historical obligation levels by program
• Joined automatically to matching grant opportunities

The authoritative record of what the government has actually bought and from whom. This is what turns a notice into a decision.

• Incumbent identification for an opportunity, with obligated amounts
• Period of performance, option years and expiring contract dates
• Ten-year company history by agency, sub-agency, NAICS and PSC
• Recipient detail including small-business and socio-economic status

The Federal Procurement Data System's authoritative transaction feed, used for precise contract-level lookups.

• Every modification and transaction against a specific contract
• Award, recipient and obligation records straight from the source of record

Official registration data for any company registered to do business with the federal government.

• UEI, CAGE code, legal business name and registration status
• Business types, socio-economic certifications and NAICS coverage
• Physical address and points of contact

Schedule credentials for verifying a teaming partner or sizing up a competitor before you commit to either.

• Active MAS contract numbers, schedules and SIN coverage
• Contract start and end dates, and whether a contract is still live
• Business size designation on the contract itself
• Vendors sharing your SINs, for partner discovery

A company's own published capability statement, read from its public website to fill in what award data alone cannot tell you.

• Services offered, differentiators and stated past performance
• Certifications and partnerships a company publishes about itself