
Federal Award AI
Ask spending questions in plain English and get answers with charts, insights, and exportable results:Recipients
Research any contractor or grantee. Search by name, UEI, DUNS, or CAGE code, and filter by socioeconomic certifications (8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB), NAICS, PSC, agency, location, and spending range.
Award Details
Every contract and grant has a detail page: transaction history, obligation timeline, period of performance, and sub-awards. Linked solicitations connect historical awards to live opportunities, which surfaces recompetes before a new solicitation posts.
Forecasts
Agency procurement forecasts list planned purchases, often 12 or more months before an RFP posts. Filter by agency, NAICS, and set-aside. Each forecast has a detail page with the timeline, estimated dates, value, and points of contact.
Budgets
Search federal budget accounts to see where funding is growing or shrinking before it’s obligated. Each account shows the budget lifecycle (requested, enacted, appropriated, obligated, outlaid), how much of it is addressed to vendors, and year-over-year trends.
Protests
Search GAO bid protest decisions. Each protest shows the protester, agency, solicitation, filing and decision dates, and the outcome (denied, dismissed, or sustained).
Contract Vehicles
Research GWACs, IDIQs, and Schedules. Each vehicle page shows total obligated, ceiling, and remaining amounts, the full awardee list, task orders, and analytics on obligations, market share, agencies, set-asides, competition, and geography.
NAICS
Every NAICS code has its own workspace showing market size, year-over-year momentum, and vendor count, with tabs for top buyers, incumbents, recompetes, open opportunities, and peer codes. The Recompetes tab lists expiring contracts with obligated amounts, remaining ceiling, and days left, so you can find recompete targets in your industry.
PSC
PSC codes get the same workspace, opening with a market brief: market size over the last 12 months, momentum, incumbent concentration, and how much of the market is set aside for small business, plus obligations by fiscal year and which agencies are driving the change.
Agency dashboards
Every agency has a dashboard with fiscal-year obligations, contract actions, small business set-aside percentage, and grant awards, plus a monthly spending trend, award type mix, top recipients, and NAICS and PSC breakdowns.