GovCon Recompetes — contracts expiring soon, with the incumbent

Which federal contracts in your NAICS expire soon, who holds them, and what did they charge? This actor returns the recompete pipeline: contracts whose period of performance ends within a month window, soonest first, each row naming the incumbent and its obligated dollars — with a full citation receipt.

Built for capture and business-development teams who need a defensible pipeline of upcoming recompetes, and for AI agents doing the same research, with the exact public source attached to every number.

Data comes straight from USASpending.gov — the primary, public-domain federal record of contract awards. No aggregator, no scoring, no editorializing.

What you can ask

• Which contracts in NAICS 541512 (IT services) expire between 2025-07 and 2026-06, and who are the incumbents?
• What is the Department of Defense recompete pipeline for the next year?
• Sorted soonest-first, what expires next in my market, and how big is each?

Keywords: government contracts, recompete, period of performance, contract expiration, incumbent, NAICS, capture management, business development, GovCon, federal contracting, contract pipeline, USAspending, awarding agency, UEI, contract vehicles, defense contracts, re-compete, opportunity pipeline.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Notes
expiring_from	string YYYY-MM	yes	First expiry month.
expiring_to	string YYYY-MM	yes	Last expiry month.
naics	string	no	NAICS code or 2–6 digit prefix.
agency	string	no	Awarding-agency name prefix.
limit	integer 1–500	no (default 50)	Max rows.

{ "expiring_from": "2025-07", "expiring_to": "2026-06", "naics": "5415", "limit": 25 }

Output — an answer with a receipt

The actor returns one receipt object (also stored as the run's OUTPUT). The answer is the list of expiring contracts; matches declares the exact cross-source joins the answer relied on, and citations is the exact source you can re-run yourself.

{
  "answer": [
    {
      "contract_award_id": "CONT_AWD_…",
      "piid": "W58RGZ21C0011",
      "expiry_month": "2025-09",
      "pop_end_date": "2025-09-29",
      "award_type": "contract",
      "naics_code": "541512",
      "naics_description": "COMPUTER SYSTEMS DESIGN SERVICES",
      "awarding_agency": "Department of Defense",
      "awarding_agency_code": "097",
      "recipient_uei": "ABC123DEF456",
      "recipient_name": "EXAMPLE CONTRACTOR INC",
      "amount_cents": 4250000000,
      "fiscal_year": 2022
    }
  ],
  "matches": [
    {
      "match_method": "exact",
      "left_key": "usaspending.recipient_uei",
      "right_key": "citature.entity_recipient.uei"
    },
    {
      "match_method": "exact",
      "left_key": "usaspending.awarding_agency_code",
      "right_key": "citature.entity_agency_code.agency_code"
    }
  ],
  "coverage": [
    "Coverage reflects records currently in citature's dataset, not the full upstream history.",
    "Recompete timing reflects each contract's current period-of-performance end date as reported to the awarding agency; option years and modifications can push the actual recompete later."
  ],
  "guardrails": [
    "Research over public-domain federal records — not legal, financial, or eligibility advice.",
    "citature reports what the record says. It never renders a compliance verdict, a screening pass/fail, or a recommendation.",
    "Entity-level records only (committees, candidates, recipients, agencies, contracts). No individual-person data."
  ],
  "schema_version": "0.1.0"
}

Money is always integer cents (amount_cents). The incumbent is resolved on the UEI (the universal federal awardee key) and the agency on its official toptier code — both exact joins, declared in matches.

Guardrails

• Research over public-domain federal records — not legal, financial, or eligibility advice.
• Recompete timing reflects the reported period-of-performance end date. Option years and modifications can push the actual recompete later.
• citature reports what the record says. It never renders a determination or a recommendation.
• Entity-level records only. No individual-person data is ever returned.

Pricing

Pay per successful answer. You are charged only when an answer is served; a rejected or failed request is never billed.