USAspending Awards — US Federal Contracts & Grants
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USAspending Awards — US Federal Contracts & Grants
Pull US federal contract and grant awards from USAspending.gov. Filter by agency, NAICS, amount, dates. No API key. No D&B fields.
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Pull US federal contract and grant award data from the official USAspending.gov public API. Filter by awarding agency, NAICS/PSC, award amount, and date windows. Run once for a bulk extract, or schedule for ongoing award research.
No API key required. Endpoints do not currently require authorization.
Pairs with our UK tenders (Contracts Finder & Find a Tender) and EU TED tender Actors for cross-market competitor and award research — who won what, where, and for how much.
Recipient names, addresses, company IDs, parent-company details, DUNS, and other Dun & Bradstreet–sourced business-registry fields are not collected or returned (see FAQ and licence).
What it does
- Reads the official USAspending.gov public API (
api.usaspending.gov) — no key, no scraping of HTML. - Returns structured award records: contracts, grants, and other award types published on USAspending.
- Filters by keywords, awarding agency / sub-agency, NAICS and PSC codes, award amount band, action/start/end date windows, and place of performance (state / country) where the API supports it.
- Every result includes the official award ID and a link back to the award on USAspending.gov.
- Structured JSON/CSV output ready for CRM, BI, bid-management, or market-research tools.
- Designed to sit alongside UK and EU tender Actors so govcon and international bid teams can research awards in one workflow.
Who it's for
Built for govcon bid teams, procurement analysts, and B2B sales teams researching who won past federal contracts and grants.
- Govcon bid teams and capture managers tracking incumbents and award history by agency or NAICS
- Procurement / market analysts building agency spend and category views from public award data
- Sales teams selling into US federal agencies who need agency, award-amount and industry-code context
- Consultants and intelligence workflows that already use UK or EU tender data and want matching US award research
Input fields
| Field | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
keywords | string / array | No | Free-text search against award description / title fields as exposed by the API |
awardTypes | array of strings | No | e.g. contract, grant, and other types supported by USAspending |
awardingAgency | string / array | No | Awarding agency filter (top-tier agency name or code as accepted by the API) |
awardingSubAgency | string / array | No | Sub-agency filter when available |
naicsCodes | array of strings | No | NAICS codes to include |
pscCodes | array of strings | No | Product and Service Codes (PSC) to include |
minAmount / maxAmount | number | No | Award amount band (USD where published) |
actionDateAfter / actionDateBefore | date (ISO) | No | Action-date window |
startDateAfter / startDateBefore | date (ISO) | No | Period-of-performance start window (where supported) |
endDateAfter / endDateBefore | date (ISO) | No | Period-of-performance end window (where supported) |
placeOfPerformanceState | array of strings | No | US state codes for place of performance |
placeOfPerformanceCountry | array of strings | No | Country codes for place of performance |
monitorMode | boolean | No (default: false) | If true, return only awards new or updated since the last successful run for this Actor configuration |
maxItems | integer | No | Cap on awards returned per run |
proxyConfiguration | object | No | Unused for standard public API reads; reserved for edge cases |
Privacy / D&B: The Actor does not collect or return recipient names, street addresses, parent-company linkage, DUNS numbers, or other Dun & Bradstreet–sourced business-registry fields. Do not request them via input — they are not available as output. See https://www.usaspending.gov/db_info.
Output fields (example)
Each dataset item is one award. Every item includes the official award ID and a link. Example shape: