Federal market intelligence

Know who buys what you sell — before the solicitation drops.

Every federal contract award is a public record. The problem has never been secrecy; it is that the records are scattered across SAM.gov, USASpending and dozens of agency forecast files, in formats built for auditors rather than for the small business trying to find its next contract.

Mindy reads those records and answers the three questions that actually decide whether a pursuit is worth your time: which agencies already buy your work, who holds those contracts today, and when each one comes up for recompete. Every figure traces back to a federal award record — nothing is estimated, and where the data cannot answer, the answer is “unavailable” rather than a zero.

Start from the public data

• Federal contractor databaseAward history, agencies and NAICS activity per company.
• Federal agency directoryWhat each buyer purchases, and where they post it.
• Contracts by NAICS codeYour industry code, and the federal demand under it.
• The latest big federal contractsRecent awards, with the record behind each one.
• Set-aside programs8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB and WOSB contract paths.
• GovCon glossaryThe vocabulary, in plain English.

Comparing tools? See how Mindy stacks up against GovWin, HigherGov and SAM.gov itself, or read the pricing.