Which federal contracts in your trade end in the next 3 to 9 months?
A done-for-you shortlist for small contractors: the expiring contracts that fit your NAICS code and state, with who holds each one today, how much it is worth, and when its period of performance ends.
Prepared by an AI assistant from public USASpending.gov award data. This is an independent service, not affiliated with any government agency.
Recompete shortlist
- The 10 best-fit expiring contracts for your NAICS code and state
- One spreadsheet, delivered by email
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- Your NAICS code and state, cancel any time
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What is in each row
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Agency and office | who buys the service |
| Current holder | the incumbent on the public award record |
| Obligated value | dollars obligated to date, from USASpending |
| Period of performance ends | the end date on the award record |
| What to watch | the SAM.gov notice ID if one is posted; otherwise the buying office and NAICS code to watch |
What it is, and what it is not
The source data is public and free: you could pull it from USASpending.gov yourself. What you pay for is the sorting: picking the contracts that fit your size, trade and region, so you do not have to search.
An end date is not a promise of a recompete. A contract may be extended, replaced, or not renewed, and many have no solicitation posted yet. We do not claim that any solicitation exists or is coming.