Know the field before you price
Who holds the contract, what it pays and when it ends, from the public award and contract records we read. Every plan opens it, the free one included: 1 intelligence look a month on a free account (3 in its first week), up to 50 on Pro.
Four ways in
Unit prices
What contractors bid per unit on public jobs, item by item: guide rail by the foot, milling by the square yard, asphalt by the ton. The middle bid, the winners’ price and the range, free with an account. Open an item to see every job behind it.
Look up a unit priceExpiring contracts
Contracts ending in the next 24 months, by state, county, agency and size. Scroll the list free. Open one to see who holds it, what it pays and its exact dates, and be talking to the agency before the RFP posts.
Browse expiring contractsContractor lookup
Search any company by name, free. Open its record to see every contract we hold for it: dollars, terms, agencies and when each one ends. Size up the incumbent before you bid against them.
Look up a contractorPast awards on a bid
An awarded bid page names the winner and the date, free, always. Where we hold more, the Intelligence block on that page says how much and opens it with one look: the amount, the term and the winner’s other contracts, every bidder’s price where the results are public, and the companies that took the documents.
On every bid page that has oneWhat a look is
An intelligence look opens the detail behind one record: who holds the contract, what it pays, the exact dates, the renewals and the holder's other contracts. One count covers all three doors.
- Scrolling, searching and filtering the lists never spend a look. Opening the detail behind one record does, and it asks first.
- A record you opened stays open: come back to it next month, on any plan, at no cost.
- A record with nothing behind it never counts. The count starts over on the first of each month.
Looks a month, by plan
| Plan | Looks a month | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 1 | Free |
| Starter | 3 | $29/mo |
| Standard | 15 | $49/mo |
| Pro | 50 | $99/mo |
Where this data comes from
Award and contract records come from the public registers of the governments we read: federal award data, a state’s own procurement system where it publishes its contracts, and the portals of counties, cities, school districts and authorities that publish theirs. Coverage differs by state and grows as registers are added; some publish no vendor or no amount, and a record with neither never counts as a look. Dates reflect the recorded term; agencies may extend, exercise options or rebid early. Always confirm with the issuing agency.