Selected official records
Federal award sample
Search the reported award descriptions, recipients, offices, NAICS codes, and parent vehicles. Dates and values are agency-reported facts, not a prediction of new work.
Parent awards
Selected contract vehicles
Potential values may be ceilings or shared values. They are displayed as reported and are never added together as market size.
Buying-pattern evidence
Official SAM.gov notices
These notices are retained because they explain recurring public scopes. Their current status is shown and no inactive notice is presented as open work.
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What the sample can prove
The selected records show real examples of how agencies packaged and awarded work. They cannot establish total market size, growth rate, subcontract demand, or a recompete date.
Official sources only
USAspending award search and detail records, human-readable USAspending award pages, and SAM.gov notices.
Curated, not exhaustive
The initial pull screened 2,114 unique records. Forty-five were selected for clearly described, recurring patterns.
Amounts stay separate
Obligations, exercised options, and potential values are different fields. Vehicle potential values are not treated as spend.
No forecast claims
An end date does not prove a recompete, and a prime award does not prove the company is seeking subcontractors.
The honest boundary
A radar is context, not a pipeline.
This public sample is for understanding past and current buying patterns. Any live pursuit still requires the current notice, attachments, vehicle access, conflict review, and a buyer-specific go or no-go decision.