Awardtide Radar

For small federal contractors, BD and capture teams

Know which federal contracts recompete next

Save a filter by NAICS, agency, state and value. Every week, Radar sends you the $1M+ contracts that end within 12 months and match it, as RSS, JSON and CSV. Official USAspending.gov data, each row linked to its award record.

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Pricing

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  • Search the whole list in your browser (free search)
  • Preview any filter: count, total value, first 10 matches
  • Free JSON API: /api/match

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$29/month

  • 25 saved filters (NAICS, agency, state, value, set-aside, months)
  • Weekly digest: new matches added to your private RSS + JSON feed
  • CSV export of every matching row, any time
  • Feeds work in Slack, Teams, Outlook and any RSS reader
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For comparison (prices read on their pages 3 Oct 2026): HigherGov Starter $500/year (highergov.com/pricing), GovTribe Launch $1,500/year (govtribe.com docs), ContractRadar $30/month. They are broader platforms; Radar does the recompete watch only, for less.

Questions

Where does the data come from?

USAspending.gov prime contract award downloads: award types A–D (definitive contracts, purchase orders, delivery orders, BPA calls) with $1M+ obligated and a current end date within 12 months. Rebuilt by CyberMax from the official files; every row links to its official award record. It is information, not a prediction that an agency will re-compete.

How often is it updated?

The list is rebuilt from USAspending.gov regularly and the date of the current build is shown above the preview. Saved filters are checked every week; new matches are added to your feed with the week they first appeared.

Why not HigherGov, GovTribe or GovWin?

Those are full capture platforms (HigherGov from $500/year, GovTribe from $1,500/year, GovWin by quote). If you mainly need "which contracts in my codes end next, and who holds them", Radar does exactly that for $29/month, with feeds you can pipe anywhere.

Can I use the feed in Slack, Teams or email?

Yes. The RSS link works in Slack's and Teams' RSS apps, Outlook, Feedly and any RSS-to-email service. The JSON feed and CSV are for Zapier, Make, n8n, Sheets or your own scripts.

What does "options" mean?

When a contract's potential end date is later than its current end, the agency may exercise options instead of re-competing. Both dates are in every row.

Refunds?

14-day promise: if it doesn't work as described, email us within 14 days and we fix it or refund you in full (terms). Monthly and yearly plans cancel any time from the billing portal.

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