Government contract awards are the contracts agencies have already handed out. This page lists the most recent federal awards in our records — the winning company, the awarding agency, the amount and the date — so you can see who wins work like yours, and for how much, before you bid.
What an award record tells you
Each award names the company that won, the agency that awarded it, the category of work and the award amount, with a link to the official record on USAspending.gov. Award patterns show which agencies buy what you sell and which companies you would be competing against.
Awards are decided — bids are open
An award means that contract is already placed; you cannot bid on it. To find contracts you can still pursue, browse the live bids — every open federal opportunity, refreshed twice daily — or open a winning company's profile from any award to research its track record.
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Award records from 2026-08-13 to 2026-11-13 — the most recent 3 months in our database of public records.
Frequently asked questions
Where does this award data come from?
Every award listed here comes from USAspending.gov, the federal government's public record of contract awards. Each row links to the official award record, and company profiles are built from the same public data.
Can I still bid on a contract shown here?
No. An award means the agency has already chosen a company and placed the contract. Open opportunities you can still bid on are listed on the Live Bids page, which is refreshed twice daily from official postings.
How recent are these awards?
This page shows award records from the most recent three months in our database. Federal award reporting can lag the actual award — some agencies, including defense agencies, report up to about ninety days later — so the newest records are not always the newest awards.
What is the difference between an award and a bid?
A bid opportunity is an open solicitation an agency has posted and companies can still pursue. An award is the finished result: the contract the agency placed with the winning company after the competition closed.