See Which Federal Contracts Are Coming Up for Recompete
Recompete Radar is a free search tool for government contractors. Give it your NAICS codes and set-aside categories and it finds awarded federal contracts whose period of performance ends within the next 12 months. That is the work most likely to come back around as a recompete, with enough lead time to actually pursue it.
Three Inputs, One List
No import, no setup project, no data cleanup. Radar reads public federal award data and filters it down to the contracts that matter to your business.
Tell Radar where you compete
Enter the NAICS codes you bid under and the set-aside categories you qualify for: small business, 8(a), SDVOSB, WOSB, HUBZone, or full and open.
Radar finds expiring contracts
It searches historical awarded federal contracts and surfaces the ones whose period of performance ends within the next 12 months, the standard lead window for a recompete.
You get a ranked list
Results are ranked by urgency, contract value and recompete likelihood, so the contracts worth your attention first are at the top of the list.
Every Result Names the Incumbent
Knowing a contract is expiring is only half of it. Radar shows you who holds the work today, which agency bought it, what it was worth, and when it ends.
- Incumbent contractor on every result
- Awarding agency and sub-agency
- Total contract value
- Period-of-performance end date
- Ranking by urgency, value and recompete likelihood
- A likely-recompetes-only filter to cut the noise
- A minimum total-contract-value floor, so you only see work worth pursuing
What Radar includes
Radar works from USASpending, the public record of federal contract awards. It infers likely recompetes from period-of-performance end dates on contracts that have already been awarded. It does not predict what an agency will choose to recompete, and it does not read live SAM.gov solicitations.
Recompete Radar is a single free tool. AI document extraction, the Kanban pipeline, and spreadsheet and SAM.gov imports are part of the 14-day BiD trial and the paid plans. Results you save from Radar stay read-only until your organization upgrades.
We would rather tell you that up front than have you find out after signing up.
Built for GovCon Business Development
Small businesses entering a new agency
Find out who currently holds the work in your NAICS codes, and how long they have left, before you commit capture resources to it.
Incumbents protecting a base
See your own contracts and the ones adjacent to them lining up on the same recompete calendar, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
BD consultants building a pipeline
Start a pursuit list for a client from public award data in a few minutes, without a subscription to a market intelligence platform.
Recompete Radar FAQ
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