See who wins in your market, rolled up to the parent company.

Top awardees for any NAICS code or agency, with large primes counted once across all their registrations, and their compliance posture alongside their wins.

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Live from the public record. Every source and its last sync →

The problem

Why this is hard today.

A large prime can hold dozens of SAM registrations. Count them separately and the market looks fragmented; miss them and you underestimate who you’re up against.

Win totals alone don’t tell you who’s exposed. A competitor with an active exclusion is a different threat from one without.

How GovFabric does it

What you get, screen by screen.

  1. 01

    Top awardees by NAICS and agency

    Total obligated, number of awards and average award for each competitor in a NAICS × agency slice, by corporate family or by single registration.

    Competitive analysis
  2. 02

    Compliance next to the win record

    Each competitor shows active SAM exclusions across every registration in its family, and sanctioned officers where we hold officer records.

    See compliance flags
  3. 03

    Market views

    For a NAICS code: who wins, at which agencies, and how much goes to each set-aside type.

    Markets
  4. 04

    Public market pages

    Free, indexable pages for every NAICS code and agency with the top contractors and spending — useful to share with a client or a teaming partner.

    Contracts by agency
Straight answers

What it doesn't do (yet).

Other use cases

The same data, other jobs.

Start with your UEI.

We pull your SAM registration, fill in your NAICS codes and certifications, and show the open opportunities, recompetes and competitors in your market.

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