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Federal Contract Competitor Intel (USAspending)

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Federal Contract Competitor Intel (USAspending)

Federal Contract Competitor Intel (USAspending)

Rolled-up competitor profiles from USAspending: who wins federal contracts in your NAICS/state, top agencies, largest/newest awards, contracts expiring soon (recompete leads).

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Federal Contract Winners by NAICS: Competitor Profiles from USAspending

Find out who wins federal contracts in your NAICS code and state. Instead of thousands of raw award rows, you get one profile per company: total dollars won, number of awards, top agencies, largest and newest awards, and contracts ending soon, which are your recompete leads.

Who uses this

  • Small government contractors sizing up competitors before a bid
  • Capture and business-development teams finding recompetes 6 months out
  • Teaming and subcontracting scouts looking for primes to partner with
  • Consultants preparing market reports for clients

Why this Actor

  • Profiles, not rows: award data rolled up by recipient, ready to read.
  • Recompete flag: contracts whose end date falls within expiringWithinDays (default 180).
  • Official data: the USAspending.gov API, the government's own spending database.
  • Pay per profile. No subscription.

Input example

{ "naicsCodes": ["541511"], "placeOfPerformanceState": "TX", "dateFrom": "2026-01-01", "dateTo": "2026-10-13", "maxAwards": 500, "maxRecipients": 15, "expiringWithinDays": 180 }

Add recipients (company names) to profile specific competitors.

Sample result

NAICS 541511 (custom software) in Texas, 2026 to date: 209 awards scanned, 131 companies, top 15 profiled, led by Absolute Strategic Technologies ($126M) and L3 Technologies ($81M).

Public federal spending data. Not legal or financial advice.