Fastest line to Federal wins.
The federal market on one screen: eight panels covering where agency money lands, which pipeline patterns are real lanes, who already holds the work, and the compliance roadmap standing between you and a bid. Built on public federal data — searching any vendor is free.
No login, no email. Where the money goes, what is coming up for re-bid, and the readiness score — on any vendor, including your own.
- 62 SCORING LENSES
- 12 CATEGORIES
BUILT ON PUBLIC DATA SAM.govUSASpending.govFPDSFedRAMP MarketplaceGSA CALC+SBIR.gov
Methodology published →Two layers. One picture of readiness.
Federal Readiness Score
The 100-point diagnostic — 62 lenses across 12 categories, computed from public federal data.
Compliance Overlay
FedRAMP · CMMC · SOC 2 posture on every vendor you search in the app, with verified vs. self-reported always distinguished.
What the app actually shows you
How big your federal market actually is
Sizes the addressable federal spend across your NAICS codes and target agencies, before you commit a team to chasing it.
Which opportunities are real lanes, which are noise
Sorts opportunities into the pipeline pattern taxonomy, so a genuinely open lane is distinguishable from a recompete you cannot realistically take.
Where agency money actually lands, prime by prime
Traces the agency-to-prime money flow, so the partner path is visible and not only the bid path.
Which agencies concentrate spend in your category
Maps demand concentration across the agency-by-category grid, so you stop treating every agency as equally likely.
Who has already been awarded work like yours
Shows the historical award record in your space, with incumbents, vehicles and periods of performance visible.
Who subcontracts, and who they subcontract to
Surfaces reported subcontracting relationships, so a first federal engagement can start under a prime instead of against one.
How you compare to the vendors already competing
Places your public-data readiness beside the other active vendors in the same category, on one scale.
Everything above, exported and ready to hand over
Compiles the panels into a shareable brief with the compliance roadmap and a CSV export of the underlying rows.
The five questions before a federal go/no-go
- Market panelWho buys what I sell?You find out whether the demand is concentrated in two agencies or spread across eighteen before you staff a federal team against it.
- Pipeline panelWhat is about to come up for re-bid?An expiring contract is the only reliably open door in federal, and this is the list of the ones opening inside your planning horizon.
- Flow panelWho would I have to go through?The partner path becomes as visible as the bid path — you can see which primes already carry the agency you want, and take the list into a partnering conversation.
- Subs panelCould I start as a sub instead?A first federal engagement under a prime is a shorter path than a first prime bid, and this is who is already doing it in your lane.
- Brief panelWhat do I put in front of the board?The panels are the evidence and the brief is the answer, and both are exportable, so the federal go/no-go stops being a slide somebody wrote from memory.
What the diagnostic covers
Every category is computed from public federal data. Read the full methodology →
- SAM.gov
- USASpending.gov
- FPDS
- FedRAMP Marketplace
- GSA CALC+
- SBIR.gov
Who runs on GovExpress
Growth-stage ISVs
Size the federal opportunity and see exactly what readiness gaps stand between you and it.
Tech executives evaluating federal
A scored, public-data answer to 'should we go federal?' — before committing a team.
Investors & advisors running diligence
Check any portfolio company's federal posture in one search.
Dual-use founders
Track your readiness score as you build toward your first federal engagement.
From search to scored
- 01
Search any vendor — free
No login, no card. Every federal vendor’s public-data posture, your own company included.
- 02
Take the full report on Team
Everything public data cannot see, narrated across all 12 categories, PDF included.
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Keep it running
Watchlists and CSV export on top of the report, monthly or annually.
Every price is on the page, not behind a call — see every tier.
Find your best federal buyers
GovExpress Target Finder
Answer three questions about what you sell, and see which agencies spend the most in your category, where that spend is growing, and which buyers your FedRAMP status lets you sell to today — with a named way in for each. Built on FY2024 and FY2025 USASpending contract obligations.
Open the Target Finder →The CMMC brief
What the Phase 2 suspension changed and what it did not — the obligations that still bind, the assessment path a contract puts you on, the scoping decision that drives the cost, and the sequence that fits inside a pipeline. Sourced from the primary record.