GovContract Radar

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Tools (5)

• gov.search

  Explore and answer questions about federal contract opportunities. Combine any filters - NAICS code, free-text keyword, set-aside type, posting window - and get full fields (title, agency, type, NAICS, set-aside, deadline, official posting date (postedDate) plus exact time (postedAt) where available, SAM.gov link). Use this when you need to research a specific market, match a capability, or compare opportunities. Data synced hourly via GovConAPI (latency ≤60 min); SAM fallback every 6h.

• gov.digest

  Daily briefing for one NAICS code: a compact, chronological list of the most recently posted opportunities (title, agency, type, deadline, posting time) for routine monitoring of your market. Unlike gov.search, it takes only a NAICS code and returns a short digest - no keyword/type filters, no full descriptions. Use this as the routine morning check on what is new for your industry.

• gov.near_expiry

  Deadline-driven urgency triage: opportunities that close within N days, sorted by urgency (closest deadline first), each with daysLeft until close. Unlike gov.search or gov.digest, this ignores keywords and freshness - it is purely a time-window scan for last-minute bidding, bid deadline reminders and pipeline management.

• gov.awards

  Who actually won recent federal contracts in an industry: recent award records (recipient, amount, agency, start/end date, description, award ID) filtered by NAICS code, from public USAspending data. Use this to see the incumbents in a market, benchmark competitor wins, or research who holds contracts in a NAICS. Complements gov.search (open opportunities) with awarded contracts.

• gov.company

  Federal contractor profile for a company: recent award count, total award amount, primary buyer agency, last signed date and sample award IDs, from public USAspending data. Search by full or partial company name (e.g. 'Cellentia', 'Lockheed'). Use this for competitor intelligence - who wins in your market and how much.