Federal Contract Spending
in Your Industry
Enter a NAICS code or industry name to see total federal spending, median award size, who's buying, and which contracts are open right now.
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The Numbers Don't Lie
Federal government spends over $700 billion on contracts every year. How much of that is in your industry?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where does this data come from?
We aggregate 1.28 million+ historical federal contract awards from USAspending.gov and open opportunities from SAM.gov. The figures shown are direct aggregates — total spend, median award, small business share — not projections.
Do I need any certifications to bid on government contracts?
Not necessarily! Many contracts are open to all businesses. However, if you qualify for set-aside programs (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB), you'll face less competition. Use our Set-Aside Eligibility guide to find out what you qualify for.
How much does it cost to bid on government contracts?
Bidding is free. You just need an active SAM.gov registration (also free). The main investment is time spent writing proposals. For micro-purchases under $25K, the process is simplified.
Is this data accurate?
Yes — we source directly from SAM.gov (open opportunities) and USAspending.gov (historical awards). Numbers are refreshed regularly and every figure on this page is a direct aggregate of the underlying public data.