The federal contractor dataset

Name: DataInside federal contractor record
Creator: DataInside
License: https://datainside.ai/terms

Companies that win US federal contracts, with their contract awards, grants, subcontracts and contract vehicles, built from official USAspending.gov records. Every fact links to its source record.

21,746

companies

115,224

contract awards

awarding agencies

834

industries (NAICS)

Awards signed from March 22, 2026 to November 12, 2026. Counted live from the record; companies and awards are only those cleared for public display.

What it covers

Companies: Every company that has won a federal contract award in the record: name, Unique Entity ID (UEI), parent company and location where the award details give them.
Contract awards: Who bought, from whom, how much was obligated, when, the industry (NAICS) and product code, the place of work, set-aside type, competition and contract vehicle.
Grants: Grants and cooperative agreements to businesses.
Subcontracts: Subawards reported by prime contractors, linked to their prime contract: the teaming between companies.
Contract vehicles: IDIQs, GWACs, blanket purchase agreements and GSA Schedules, and which companies hold them.
Signals: Dated events derived from the records, today new contract awards.

What it doesn't cover

Named individuals. The record stores no personal data about people.
Company revenue. Award totals are federal obligations: amounts the government committed, which later modifications can change.
The full history of federal spending. Use USAspending.gov for official totals and older years.
Data from sources that haven't passed our review. A new source starts as proposed and nothing from it is shown until it is approved.

Where it comes from

Every award, grant, subcontract and vehicle comes from USAspending.gov, where federal agencies publish their spending under the DATA Act. Each fact on DataInside keeps a link to the record it came from and the date we collected it. More sources are reviewed one at a time; see their status and how we review them.

How often it changes

Contract awardsDaily, the last three days of awards each morning (UTC)
Award details (set-aside, vehicle, parent, location)Daily, collected after each award
SubcontractsDaily, the last 30 days
GrantsDaily, the last 90 days (agencies report them about six weeks late)
Contract vehiclesDaily, the last seven days

Public pages are rebuilt from the record within minutes of a change, and at once when a source's approval or a removal request changes what may be shown.

How to cite it

Link the page you used (a company, agency or report page) and name the official source shown next to each fact. For the dataset as a whole:

DataInside. Federal contractor record, built from USAspending.gov. datainside.ai/dataset. Retrieved November 15, 2026.

For official figures, cite USAspending.gov itself: DataInside's record starts later and its totals can be lower.

Ways to use it

Questions or corrections: hello@datainside.ai. Companies can claim their record.

What it covers

Companies

Every company that has won a federal contract award in the record: name, Unique Entity ID (UEI), parent company and location where the award details give them.

Contract awards

Who bought, from whom, how much was obligated, when, the industry (NAICS) and product code, the place of work, set-aside type, competition and contract vehicle.

Grants

Grants and cooperative agreements to businesses.

Subcontracts

Subawards reported by prime contractors, linked to their prime contract: the teaming between companies.

Contract vehicles

IDIQs, GWACs, blanket purchase agreements and GSA Schedules, and which companies hold them.

Signals

Dated events derived from the records, today new contract awards.

What it doesn't cover

Named individuals. The record stores no personal data about people.

Company revenue. Award totals are federal obligations: amounts the government committed, which later modifications can change.

The full history of federal spending. Use USAspending.gov for official totals and older years.

Data from sources that haven't passed our review. A new source starts as proposed and nothing from it is shown until it is approved.

Where it comes from

How often it changes

Contract awardsDaily, the last three days of awards each morning (UTC)

Award details (set-aside, vehicle, parent, location)Daily, collected after each award

SubcontractsDaily, the last 30 days

GrantsDaily, the last 90 days (agencies report them about six weeks late)

Contract vehiclesDaily, the last seven days

Public pages are rebuilt from the record within minutes of a change, and at once when a source's approval or a removal request changes what may be shown.

How to cite it

Link the page you used (a company, agency or report page) and name the official source shown next to each fact. For the dataset as a whole:

DataInside. Federal contractor record, built from USAspending.gov. datainside.ai/dataset. Retrieved November 15, 2026.

For official figures, cite USAspending.gov itself: DataInside's record starts later and its totals can be lower.