Award Data Platform

From $492B in spend to a single transaction — in four clicks.

FedSpend turns USAspending.gov, SAM.gov, SEWP, and FPDS into one cohesive workspace. Search, filter, and explore every federal IT transaction — by agency, reseller, contract vehicle, NAICS, and PSC. Every screen below is the live product.

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Federal IT Spending Overview

Start with $492B in federal IT spend.

FY2020 through FY2026 YTD. Spending by contract vehicle, NAICS, and agency — the full picture before you drill in.

FedSpend overview dashboard: fiscal year totals, spending by contract vehicle, agency table
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Agency Drill-Down

Drill into any agency.

Department of Agriculture broken out by top recipients, NAICS code, and fiscal year — with full transaction detail one click away.

FedSpend agency drill-down: USDA top recipients and NAICS breakdown
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Vendor & Reseller View

Or any vendor, OEM, or reseller.

See where Thundercat — or any partner — sells, by agency and fiscal year. Channel intelligence at a glance.

FedSpend reseller view: Thundercat Technology spending by agency
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Free-Text Search

Search to the transaction level.

“VMware” across USDA returns every relevant award — recipient, amount, PSC, NAICS, description, and Award ID. Export to CSV in one click.

FedSpend free-text search results for VMware within USDA
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Award Detail

Every transaction, fully decomposed.

Financial summary, recipient, awarding agency, period of performance, classification, competition, and set-aside — sourced from USAspending.gov for every award.

FedSpend award detail modal with full transaction decomposition

The platform works while you don’t

Favorites

Watchlists with memory

Star any award. When you come back, FedSpend flags new transactions and obligation changes since your last visit.

Dispatch

This week in federal IT

A weekly brief plus a rolling, filterable feed, distilled from a dozen curated federal-IT sources — the Monday-morning read before pipeline review.

Sentry AI

Ask the analyst

An in-app AI analyst that answers data questions with live context, opens pre-filled searches for you, and looks up OEMs, subawards, and programs.

The data is half the story. The reports are the other half.

Everything you find here can become an analyst-grade intelligence report — installed base, competitor maps, expiring contracts, growth plays sized in dollars.