Programs Beta

The programs FPDS can’t show you.

Marquee federal programs run through codenames, OTAs, and consortium channels that never resolve cleanly in award data. FedSpend’s curated dossiers assemble what’s actually knowable — participants, budget lines, vehicles, solicitation documents — and are honest about what isn’t.

FedSpend Programs module: curated dossiers and the OTA Consortium Registry

Launch dossiers

Project Overmatch

Navy · CJADC2

ABMS / DAF Battle Network

Air Force · the budget-visible case

Golden Dome

Missile defense

Foundry ("Project THOR")

Navy · in execution

Army NGC2

Next-gen command & control

JWCC

DoD enterprise cloud

Platform One

Air Force software factory

NNSA ASC

Advanced simulation & computing

…and growing

New dossiers added continuously

What’s inside a dossier

Participants & Vehicles

Who’s on the program, and through which contracts, OTAs, and consortium channels the money moves.

Budget Lines

Funding panels built from President’s Budget R-1/P-1 program-element tables — the money trail before it becomes contracts.

Evidence Tiers

Every claim is graded T1–T4 — from verified award dollars down to budget context — and confirmed vs. inferred attribution is always flagged. We never blend them.

Knowledge Gaps

A dedicated panel for what’s structurally invisible — classified work, consortium member-project dollars. Knowing what you can’t know is intelligence too.

Every dossier exports to PDF for your account plan or capture file.

OTA Consortium Registry

34 consortia, mapped.

Billions in federal technology work now moves through Other Transaction Authority consortia — C5, IWRP, S2MARTS, SpEC, and thirty more. The registry maps each one: who manages it, which sponsor it serves, what its focus area is, and where to watch for opportunities.

C5C5ISR IWRPNaval information warfare S2MARTSMicroelectronics SpECSpace + 30 more

Available on the Strategy plan — in beta, and growing.

The dossier set expands continuously. Beta means the curated library is young — not that the evidence standards are.