SEC Form D: Private Placement Funding Rounds and Amounts

When a US company or fund sells securities privately, it has fifteen days to tell the Securities and Exchange Commission about it on Form D — and the SEC publishes that notice as a structured document the same day. This actor turns those notices into rows: who is raising, where they sit, which industry they ticked, how much they offered, how much they have already sold, the smallest cheque they accept, how many investors are in, under which exemption, and when the first money arrived. The source is EDGAR itself, so there is no key, no account, no login and no browser — and the figures are the issuer's own filing rather than someone's editorial summary.

Need it tailored to your workflow? Missing a field, a filter, another source or a different output format? Open an issue and describe what you need — we read every request and adapt the actor.

Use cases

• Deal flow for investors: every operating company that filed a Form D in the last seven days, funds and SPVs left out, sorted newest first — the closest thing to a weekly list of fresh private rounds from an official source.
• Territory and sector lists for sales teams: Californian technology issuers, New York issuers of any kind, or health-care issuers only, with the city and the amount already sold next to the name.
• Size screens: only notices reporting at least ten million dollars sold, or only seed-sized ones between one and five million, to separate growth rounds from first cheques.
• Rule 506(c) watch for lawyers, journalists and fundraising platforms: the offerings an issuer may advertise publicly, which is a question no company directory can answer.
• LP and placement-agent view: new venture, private-equity and hedge funds filing their first notice, with the minimum investment and how many investors have already committed.
• A daily or weekly schedule into a CRM or an agent: turn on onlyNew and each run carries only the notices that appeared since the previous one, cut down to the columns you need with fields.
• Research tables: amounts offered and sold, investor counts, sales commissions and finders fees across hundreds of notices, for a market report or a model.

Input

Nothing is required: with an empty input the run covers the last seven days of notices. Dates and windows are UTC.

Field	Type	Default	Allowed values / notes
sinceHours	integer	168	1–8760. Rolling window on the filing date. 24 = yesterday and today, 168 = a week, 720 ≈ a month. Ignored when filedSince is set. Form D is filed on business days, so a window under 72 hours can be empty over a weekend.
filedSince	string	—	YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive. A fixed window instead of the rolling one. Electronic Form D starts in September 2008.
filedUntil	string	—	YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive. Empty = today. Used together with filedSince; on its own it is ignored.
onlyNew	boolean	false	Remember the accession numbers this run writes and, next time, write only notices that were not written before. The memory is shared by every run of this actor and keyed by the filter values, so two tasks with different filters keep separate memories and the same task (or an identical input run again) continues where it stopped.
issuerNameContains	string	—	A name fragment EDGAR matches itself: labs, ventures, capital. Case is ignored.
ciks	string[]	—	Up to 50 EDGAR central index keys, leading zeros optional: 2159178, 0002159178. Not tickers — a Form D filer is almost never listed.
states	string[]	—	Up to 56 values, combined with OR: two-letter US codes or full state names (CA, California, New York). Case, spaces and accents are ignored; a value that is neither a known state nor a two-character code is refused with the closest matches named. Any other two-character value is passed to EDGAR as typed, which is how its country codes work. See States.
stateMatch	string (select)	located	located (issuer's business address) or incorporated (state or country of incorporation). Strict: the platform refuses any other value before the run starts.
industryGroups	string[]	— (prefill ["Computers"])	Up to 20 values, combined with OR: the industry the issuer ticked, or a sector heading that stands for all of its groups. Short spellings such as tech, software, biotech, pharma, telecom, real estate and fund are matched; anything else is refused with suggestions. Needs the filing itself — see maxFilingsScanned. Full list under Industry groups.
excludeFunds	boolean	false (prefill true)	Drop pooled investment vehicles — funds, SPVs, series LLCs — and keep operating companies. A notice counts as a vehicle when its industry group is Pooled Investment Fund, it names a fund type, or it claims an Investment Company Act section 3(c) exclusion.
investmentFundTypes	string[]	—	The opposite job: keep only vehicles of a kind — Venture Capital Fund, Private Equity Fund, Hedge Fund, Other Investment Fund. vc, venture, pe and hedge are matched. Setting this together with excludeFunds is refused as a contradiction.
exemptions	string[]	—	Up to 20 rules, combined with OR, written as on the form or in short: 506(b), 506b, Rule 506(c), 504(b)(1)(i), 4(a)(5), 3(c)(1). Answered by the search index, so it costs no extra reading. See Exemptions.
noticeType	string (select)	any	any, new (first notice, form D) or amendment (form D/A). Strict: the platform refuses any other value before the run starts.
minAmountSold	integer	—	Keep notices reporting at least this much already sold (amountSoldUsd). Notices that report no figure are dropped by this filter. Needs the filing itself.
maxAmountSold	integer	—	Keep notices reporting at most this much sold. Combined with minAmountSold as a range.
firstSaleSince	string	—	YYYY-MM-DD. Filter on dateOfFirstSale, not on the filing date. Notices that report no first sale yet are dropped. Needs the filing itself.
maxFilingsScanned	integer	400	25–3000. How many notices this run may open and read. Date, state, issuer, CIK, exemption and notice-type filters are answered by the search index and cost nothing here; industry, fund type, amounts and the first-sale date live inside the filing, so each candidate has to be read.
maxItems	integer	50	1–1000. Hard cap on the rows this run writes, and so on what it costs. Newest filing first.
fields	string[]	all	Keep only these columns, in this order. accessionNumber, issuerName, cik, filingDate, url and fetchedAt are always kept — they come first unless you list one of them, in which case it moves to the position you gave it. Unknown names are reported in the run's status message instead of being dropped in silence.

Which filters are cheap and which cost a document read:

Answered by the search index (free)	Needs the notice to be read (counts against maxFilingsScanned)
filing window, states + stateMatch, ciks, issuerNameContains, exemptions, noticeType, and most funds when excludeFunds is on (their 3(c) code is in the index)	industryGroups, investmentFundTypes, minAmountSold, maxAmountSold, firstSaleSince, and the final fund test

Reference

Industry groups

Item 4 of the form. The value in the row is the group the issuer ticked; industrySector is the heading the printed form puts above it. Both are accepted in industryGroups, and a heading stands for every group under it.

Sector heading	Industry groups
Agriculture	Agriculture
Banking & Financial Services	Commercial Banking · Insurance · Investing · Investment Banking · Pooled Investment Fund · Other Banking and Financial Services
Business Services	Business Services
Energy	Coal Mining · Electric Utilities · Energy Conservation · Environmental Services · Oil and Gas · Other Energy
Health Care	Biotechnology · Health Insurance · Hospitals and Physicians · Pharmaceuticals · Other Health Care
Manufacturing	Manufacturing
Real Estate	Commercial · Construction · REITS and Finance · Residential · Other Real Estate
Retailing	Retailing
Restaurants	Restaurants
Technology	Computers · Telecommunications · Other Technology
Travel	Airlines and Airports · Lodging and Conventions · Tourism and Travel Services · Other Travel
Other	Other

The notices spell these labels with "and" where the printed form prints "&", so the row says Oil and Gas; both spellings are accepted in the input. Other spellings that resolve: tech, technologies → Technology; software, saas, hardware, computer, it → Computers; telecom, telco → Telecommunications; biotech, life sciences → Biotechnology; pharma, drugs → Pharmaceuticals; healthcare, health → Health Care; fund, funds, spv, pooled fund → Pooled Investment Fund; banking, finance, financial services → Banking & Financial Services; fintech → Other Banking and Financial Services; real estate, property → Real Estate; reit, reits → REITS and Finance; proptech → Other Real Estate; retail, ecommerce → Retailing; manufacturer, industrials → Manufacturing; oil, gas → Oil and Gas; cleantech, energy efficiency → Energy Conservation; hotels, lodging → Lodging and Conventions; aviation, airlines → Airlines and Airports; tourism → Tourism and Travel Services. Case, extra spaces and accents never matter. Anything else is refused before the run with the closest values named, so a misspelling costs one edit instead of a silently wider result set.

Fund types

Only a notice whose industry group is Pooled Investment Fund carries one: Venture Capital Fund, Private Equity Fund, Hedge Fund, Other Investment Fund. Short spellings: vc, venture, venture capital, pe, private equity, buyout, hedge, other fund.

Exemptions

Item 6 of the form. The row carries both the raw codes (exemptionCodes) and their rules (exemptions), plus primaryExemption — the Securities Act rule the offering itself relies on, with Rule 506(c) ahead of 506(b), the Rule 504 variants and Section 4(a)(5). The section 3(c) entries are Investment Company Act exclusions, which is what marks a pooled vehicle, so they never become the primary exemption.

Code	Rule	Write it as
04	Rule 504(b)(1), none of the (i)–(iii) variants	504, 504(b)(1), Rule 504
04.1 / 04.2 / 04.3	Rule 504(b)(1)(i) / (ii) / (iii)	504(b)(1)(i), 504b1ii, …
06B	Rule 506(b) — the quiet round that may not be advertised	506(b), 506b, Rule 506(b)
06C	Rule 506(c) — may be advertised publicly, every investor must be verified as accredited	506(c), 506c, Rule 506(c)
4A5	Securities Act Section 4(a)(5)	4(a)(5), 4a5
3C	Investment Company Act Section 3(c)	3(c), 3c
3C.1 … 3C.14	Section 3(c)(1) … 3(c)(14)	3(c)(1), 3c7, …

States

states takes two-letter codes or full names for: Alabama AL, Alaska AK, Arizona AZ, Arkansas AR, California CA, Colorado CO, Connecticut CT, Delaware DE, District of Columbia DC, Florida FL, Georgia GA, Hawaii HI, Idaho ID, Illinois IL, Indiana IN, Iowa IA, Kansas KS, Kentucky KY, Louisiana LA, Maine ME, Maryland MD, Massachusetts MA, Michigan MI, Minnesota MN, Mississippi MS, Missouri MO, Montana MT, Nebraska NE, Nevada NV, New Hampshire NH, New Jersey NJ, New Mexico NM, New York NY, North Carolina NC, North Dakota ND, Ohio OH, Oklahoma OK, Oregon OR, Pennsylvania PA, Rhode Island RI, South Carolina SC, South Dakota SD, Tennessee TN, Texas TX, Utah UT, Vermont VT, Virginia VA, Washington WA, West Virginia WV, Wisconsin WI, Wyoming WY, Puerto Rico PR, Virgin Islands VI, Guam GU, American Samoa AS, Northern Mariana Islands MP.

EDGAR also keeps two-character location codes for issuers outside the United States. Such a value is passed on as typed and named in the run's status message, so a foreign location works even though it is not in the list above.

Issuer size bands

revenueRange (operating companies) and aggregateNetAssetValueRange (funds) are pass-through text, because the bands the form prints have changed over the years — $25,000,001 - $50,000,000 on older notices and $25,000,001 - $100,000,000 on newer ones. Both can also say Decline to Disclose, Not Applicable, No Revenues or No Aggregate Net Asset Value. There is no input filter on them for the same reason.

Examples

New private funding rounds of the last week, no funds

{ "sinceHours": 168, "excludeFunds": true, "maxItems": 20, "maxFilingsScanned": 300 }

Californian technology issuers of the last two weeks

{ "sinceHours": 336, "states": ["California"], "industryGroups": ["Technology"], "excludeFunds": true, "maxItems": 10, "maxFilingsScanned": 600 }

Rule 506(c) offerings — the raises that may be advertised

{ "sinceHours": 336, "exemptions": ["506(c)"], "maxItems": 15, "maxFilingsScanned": 300 }

Raises above ten million dollars already sold, last month

{ "sinceHours": 720, "minAmountSold": 10000000, "excludeFunds": true, "maxItems": 10, "maxFilingsScanned": 600 }

New venture capital funds closing

{ "sinceHours": 336, "investmentFundTypes": ["Venture Capital Fund"], "maxItems": 10, "maxFilingsScanned": 500 }

A New York watch list for a CRM, few columns, only what is new since the last run

{ "sinceHours": 336, "states": ["NY"], "onlyNew": true, "maxItems": 20, "fields": ["issuerState", "industryGroup", "amountSoldUsd", "dateOfFirstSale"] }

Output

One Form D notice = one row. A real row from a cloud run (run 1HOl7AG6w3vL7bc94):

{
  "accessionNumber": "0002159178-26-000001",
  "issuerName": "Luminal AI, Inc.",
  "cik": "0002159178",
  "filingDate": "2026-10-07",
  "url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2159178/000215917826000001/0002159178-26-000001-index.htm",
  "fetchedAt": "2026-10-08T21:23:23.256Z",
  "formType": "D",
  "isAmendment": false,
  "issuerStreet": "360 POST ST., SUITE 701",
  "issuerCity": "SAN FRANCISCO",
  "issuerState": "CA",
  "issuerStateName": "CALIFORNIA",
  "issuerZip": "94108",
  "entityType": "Corporation",
  "jurisdictionOfInc": "DELAWARE",
  "yearOfInc": 2025,
  "incorporatedWithinFiveYears": true,
  "industryGroup": "Computers",
  "industrySector": "Technology",
  "investmentFundType": null,
  "isPooledInvestmentFund": false,
  "is40Act": null,
  "revenueRange": "Decline to Disclose",
  "aggregateNetAssetValueRange": null,
  "exemptions": [
    "Rule 506(b)"
  ],
  "exemptionCodes": [
    "06B"
  ],
  "primaryExemption": "Rule 506(b)",
  "offeringAmountUsd": 29163244,
  "offeringAmountIndefinite": false,
  "amountSoldUsd": 29163244,
  "amountRemainingUsd": 0,
  "amountRemainingIndefinite": false,
  "minimumInvestmentUsd": 0,
  "investorCount": 84,
  "hasNonAccreditedInvestors": false,
  "nonAccreditedInvestorCount": null,
  "salesCommissionsUsd": 0,
  "findersFeesUsd": 0,
  "proceedsToRelatedPersonsUsd": 0,
  "securityTypes": [
    "Equity"
  ],
  "otherSecurityDescription": null,
  "isBusinessCombination": false,
  "dateOfFirstSale": "2026-09-22",
  "firstSaleYetToOccur": false,
  "offeringLongerThanOneYear": false,
  "relatedPersonCount": 3,
  "documentUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2159178/000215917826000001/primary_doc.xml",
  "filedByCiks": [
    "0002159178"
  ]
}

Field	Type	Always filled	Meaning
accessionNumber	string	yes	EDGAR's id of the notice, e.g. 0002159178-26-000001. The row key for onlyNew.
issuerName	string	yes	Issuer as typed on the form.
cik	string	yes	Issuer's EDGAR central index key, 10 digits.
filingDate	string	yes	Date EDGAR received the notice, YYYY-MM-DD UTC.
url	string	yes	The filing page a person can open.
fetchedAt	string	yes	When this run read the notice, ISO 8601 UTC.
formType	string	yes	D (first notice) or D/A (amendment).
isAmendment	boolean	yes	Same thing as a flag.
issuerStreet	string	no	Business street address, street2 appended after a comma.
issuerCity	string	no	Business city.
issuerState	string	no	Business state or EDGAR location code.
issuerStateName	string	no	Its name as EDGAR writes it (CALIFORNIA).
issuerZip	string	no	Business postal code.
entityType	string	no	Corporation, Limited Partnership, Limited Liability Company, …
jurisdictionOfInc	string	no	Where the issuer is incorporated — usually DELAWARE, whatever the address says.
yearOfInc	number	no	Year of incorporation.
incorporatedWithinFiveYears	boolean	no	What the issuer ticked for "within the last five years".
industryGroup	string	no	Item 4 as filed, e.g. Computers.
industrySector	string	no	The heading above it on the printed form, e.g. Technology.
investmentFundType	string	no	Only for a pooled vehicle: Venture Capital Fund, Private Equity Fund, Hedge Fund, Other Investment Fund.
isPooledInvestmentFund	boolean	yes	True when the industry group is Pooled Investment Fund, a fund type is named, or a section 3(c) exclusion is claimed. This is exactly the test excludeFunds applies.
is40Act	boolean	no	Whether the fund is registered as an investment company under the 1940 Act.
revenueRange	string	no	Item 5 revenue band, as filed.
aggregateNetAssetValueRange	string	no	Item 5 net-asset band, for funds, as filed.
exemptions	string[]	yes	The rules of item 6 in words.
exemptionCodes	string[]	yes	The same, as EDGAR's codes.
primaryExemption	string	no	The Securities Act rule the offering relies on.
offeringAmountUsd	number	no	Total offering amount. Null when the issuer answered Indefinite — see the next column.
offeringAmountIndefinite	boolean	yes	True when item 13 says Indefinite instead of a figure (common for open-ended funds).
amountSoldUsd	number	no	Total already sold to investors. Zero on a notice filed before the first sale.
amountRemainingUsd	number	no	What is left to sell; null when it is indefinite.
amountRemainingIndefinite	boolean	yes	True when the remainder says Indefinite.
minimumInvestmentUsd	number	no	Smallest investment accepted from an outside investor; 0 means none stated.
investorCount	number	no	How many investors have already invested.
hasNonAccreditedInvestors	boolean	no	Whether the offering has been or may be sold to non-accredited investors.
nonAccreditedInvestorCount	number	no	How many of them have invested — only present when the box above is ticked.
salesCommissionsUsd	number	no	Sales commissions of item 15.
findersFeesUsd	number	no	Finders fees of item 15.
proceedsToRelatedPersonsUsd	number	no	Gross proceeds used or proposed for payments to the executive officers, directors and promoters named on the form (item 16).
securityTypes	string[]	yes	Item 9: Equity, Debt, Pooled Investment Fund Interests, Option, Warrant or Other Right to Acquire Another Security, Security to be Acquired Upon Exercise of Option, Warrant or Other Right, Tenant-in-Common Securities, Mineral Property Securities, Other.
otherSecurityDescription	string	no	The issuer's own words when Other is ticked.
isBusinessCombination	boolean	no	Whether the offering is part of a merger, acquisition or exchange offer.
dateOfFirstSale	string	no	When the first investor money arrived, YYYY-MM-DD. Null when no sale has happened yet.
firstSaleYetToOccur	boolean	yes	True when the notice says the first sale is still to come.
offeringLongerThanOneYear	boolean	no	Whether the issuer intends the offering to last more than a year.
relatedPersonCount	number	yes	How many executive officers, directors and promoters the notice names. Their names, titles and addresses are not published — see Limits & FAQ.
documentUrl	string	yes	The notice document itself (primary_doc.xml).
filedByCiks	string[]	yes	Every filer CIK of the submission, as the search index lists them.

Dataset views: Form D offerings (who raised what, where, when), Round sizes (the money columns), Issuers (company identity, sector, fund type, exemptions).

Use it from code / agents

curl -X POST "https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/yadroo~sec-form-d-offerings/run-sync-get-dataset-items?token=$APIFY_TOKEN" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"sinceHours":168,"excludeFunds":true,"maxItems":20,"maxFilingsScanned":300}'

import { ApifyClient } from 'apify-client';
const client = new ApifyClient({ token: process.env.APIFY_TOKEN });
const run = await client.actor('yadroo/sec-form-d-offerings').call({
    sinceHours: 336,
    states: ['California'],
    industryGroups: ['Technology'],
    excludeFunds: true,
    maxItems: 10,
});
const { items } = await client.dataset(run.defaultDatasetId).listItems();

import os
from apify_client import ApifyClient
client = ApifyClient(os.environ["APIFY_TOKEN"])
run = client.actor("yadroo/sec-form-d-offerings").call(run_input={
    "sinceHours": 720,
    "minAmountSold": 10000000,
    "excludeFunds": True,
    "maxItems": 10,
})
items = client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).list_items().items

MCP: add https://mcp.apify.com to Claude / Cursor / any MCP client and call the yadroo/sec-form-d-offerings tool with the same JSON input. For an agent, fields keeps the answer small — a good set is ["issuerName", "issuerState", "industryGroup", "amountSoldUsd", "investorCount", "dateOfFirstSale", "primaryExemption"], which still arrives with accessionNumber, cik, filingDate, url and fetchedAt.

Pricing

Pay per event: $0.001 per run start + $0.004 per row. Every run is charged the start event, even one that finds nothing. Every row written to the dataset is charged once; this actor writes no placeholder rows, so a run that matches nothing costs the start event alone.

Run	Rows	What it costs
A weekly deal-flow list	20	$0.001 + 20 × $0.004 = $0.081
A typical run of this actor	40	$0.001 + 40 × $0.004 = $0.161
A full default run	50	$0.001 + 50 × $0.004 = $0.201
A monthly research table	500	$0.001 + 500 × $0.004 = $2.001

Apify's plan discounts apply to the row event (Bronze −10 %, Silver −20 %, Gold and above −30 %); the start event is the same on every plan. The run also stops at the Maximum cost per run you set on the platform and keeps every row you already paid for — the status message then says "Stopped at your spending limit: N rows delivered".

Limits & FAQ

Measured speed (2026-10-08, Apify cloud). The actor never sends more than 5 requests per second to sec.gov — half the 10 per second the SEC's access page allows — counted in one token bucket shared by every sec.gov host, which the retries wait in as well. Requests go out one after another, so the pace measured over thirteen cloud runs was 100–302 sec.gov requests per minute (97–299 notices read per minute) — latency, not the bucket, is usually the limit. The longest single session we ran, 500 notices in one go, held the full 5 requests per second for 506 requests in 103 seconds and was never throttled or blocked: the SEC's fair-access limit counts the client address, and this pace stays under it. In practice the default scan of 400 notices takes 85–152 seconds, and a run with no industry filter delivered 20 rows in 7 seconds because almost every notice read becomes a row. A narrow industry filter is the slow case — the Computers prefill reads 400 notices for 3 rows.

The largest allowed scan does not always fit the run timeout. maxFilingsScanned: 3000 needs roughly 10–30 minutes at that pace, which can be more than the 15-minute default run timeout. The run then stops by itself, keeps every row it has, and ends successfully with "Stopped before the run timeout: N rows saved" — but if you want all 3 000 notices read, raise the run timeout on the platform or split the window into shorter ones.

A run that stops early says so. Before the run timeout, the spending limit or maxItems, the actor stops starting new work, keeps everything it has read, and ends successfully with a status message naming the reason and the row count. Nothing is lost and nothing is charged twice.

Form D is a notice, not a round announcement. There is no round name ("Series A"), no lead investor and no valuation anywhere in this source, because the form does not ask for them. What it does ask for is in every row: amount offered, amount sold, remainder, minimum investment, investor count and the first-sale date.

Amounts are what the issuer wrote. Many notices are filed before the first sale and report 0 sold with firstSaleYetToOccur: true. Open-ended funds answer Indefinite instead of a figure for the offering amount and the remainder, which arrives as null plus offeringAmountIndefinite / amountRemainingIndefinite. The SEC does not check these numbers and neither do we.

Roughly half of all notices come from funds and SPVs — series LLCs set up for one deal, venture and private-equity funds, hedge funds. excludeFunds removes them, investmentFundTypes keeps only them.

An amendment is a separate row. A topped-up or corrected offering is filed again as form D/A with its own accession number, so onlyNew delivers it as a new row. Use noticeType to take only first notices or only amendments.

Coverage starts in September 2008, when Form D became an electronic EDGAR filing; it was mandatory from March 2009. Anything earlier exists on paper only and returns nothing.

Wide windows are read in slices. EDGAR's full-text search answers at most 10 000 hits per query. A window with more Form D notices than that is automatically cut into shorter date windows, newest first; the log says when that happens. Only a single day with more than 10 000 notices could not be read completely, and no day comes near it (2026 runs at about 200 notices a day).

If the SEC throttles the run, the actor says so instead of burning the time: a 403 or 429 on the first request ends the run with "The SEC refuses this server" or "The SEC is throttling this server" and the advice to start again in a few minutes. The limit counts the client address, so it clears by itself. Later in a run a refused notice is logged and skipped, and the rows already saved are kept.

No people and no phone numbers. Every Form D names its executive officers, directors and promoters with their addresses, and the issuer's phone number is on the form as well. None of that is written to the dataset — only relatedPersonCount, so you can see how many signatories a filing has without us publishing a private address or a one-person company's mobile number.

industryGroups and the amount filters cost reading. They live inside the notice, not in the search index, so every candidate has to be opened. maxFilingsScanned is the budget for that, and the status message says when the budget, not the data, ended the run — raise it or narrow the window.

Questions or problems: open an issue on the Issues tab of this actor.

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Made by Yadroo. More actors on official sources: sec-edgar-filings (filing lists and EDGAR full-text search, including Form D as metadata — this actor is the one that opens the document), sec-company-financials (XBRL financial facts), sec-form4-insider-trades (insider transactions), federal-register-documents (rules and notices of US agencies), data-gov-datasets (the US open-data catalogue).