Federal Contract Award Alerts – New Awards Only
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from $4.00 / 1,000 awards
Get only newly signed U.S. federal contract awards by NAICS, PSC, agency, set-aside or state, with offers received and competition data.
Industry codes (2–6 digits). A shorter code matches every code under it, e.g. 5415 = all computer systems design services.
Federal product and service codes, e.g. D399 (other IT and telecom services) or R408 (program management support).
Words or phrases matched against award descriptions and recipient names, e.g. "cybersecurity".
Top-level agency names exactly as USAspending writes them, e.g. "Department of Defense", "Department of Veterans Affairs". Note: Department of Defense awards are published 30–90 days after signing; incremental mode still delivers them when they appear.
Only awards under these small-business set-asides, e.g. SBA (total small business), 8A, 8AN, SDVOSBC (service-disabled veteran-owned), WOSB (women-owned). Leave empty for all.
Two-letter U.S. state codes where the work is performed, e.g. VA, MD, TX.
Skip awards below this obligated amount.
Skip awards above this obligated amount.
Awards signed within this many days are returned (on the first incremental run, or on every run when incremental mode is off). Ignored when "Signed on or after" is set.
Fixed start date (YYYY-MM-DD) for a one-off historical pull instead of a rolling window.
Hard cap on awards delivered (and charged) per run. Your run's maximum-charge setting is also respected.
Adds NAICS/PSC, set-aside, extent competed, number of offers received, solicitation ID, parent contract vehicle, recipient UEI and parent company, potential total value and place of performance. Slower (one extra official API call per award); the price per award is the same.
Remembers which awards this feed already delivered and never returns (or charges for) them again — including awards the source publishes late (Department of Defense data appears 30–90 days after signing). TURN THIS ON FOR SCHEDULED MONITORING. Off: every run returns everything signed in the window.
