Market Intelligence for Government Contractors

Signals are pre-solicitation intelligence: opportunities CLEATUS surfaces before a solicitation is posted, so you can position early instead of reacting late. They include predicted recompetes (expiring contracts scored 12-18 months out, with the incumbent named), agency procurement forecasts (with estimated award dates, values, and anticipated set-asides), subcontract scopes inside prime contracts, and Agency Meeting Signals: the public meetings, hearings, and advisory sessions where an agency discusses its needs before it buys, sourced from the Federal Register and local government meeting records.

Yes. CLEATUS maintains a database of Contracting Officers across federal agencies with direct email addresses and phone numbers, so you can reach the right people for market research and relationship building. You can search by name, agency, or ask the AI agent to find the right contact for a specific opportunity. Each profile also shows the colleagues that officer most often issues solicitations with, so one contact maps you the whole buying office.

CLEATUS lets you look up any contractor and see their award history broken down by agency, NAICS code, fiscal quarter, and contract value. You can also map their teaming relationships (the primes they sub under, the subcontractors they hire, and the contract vehicles they hold) and see the opportunities they have expressed interest in bidding on. You can also ask the AI agent to run competitor analysis for you, like "who are the top 5 competitors winning contracts at this agency in my NAICS codes?"

Yes. Beyond federal data, CLEATUS aggregates contract and award data from state, local, and education (SLED) sources across all 50 states. Whether you're researching state procurement patterns, local government spending, or education sector opportunities, CLEATUS gives you visibility into SLED markets alongside federal intelligence.

Yes. You can export filtered results (agencies, Contracting Officers, competitors, and award data) to CSV with a single click for use in your own reports and capture planning. Every list also switches between a card view and a compact, sortable table view.

Yes. Every agency page includes an Organization tab with an interactive Agency Org Chart drawn from the OPM Plum Book. It expands from the department down through sub-agencies, offices, and individual seats, showing who holds each seat, who is only acting, and which seats are vacant. Search a name, title, or location to spotlight a person, and click any seat for its appointment type, pay plan, salary, and the full list of previous holders.

Yes. NSN Lookup covers all 17 million stock numbers in the Defense Logistics Agency parts catalog. Search by stock number, part number, or item name (dashed, compact, and bare NIIN formats all resolve to the same part) and see what the item is, its DoD standard price and unit of issue, the CAGE codes approved to supply it, and every DIBBS solicitation and award that has asked for it.

Our data is sourced from FPDS, SAM.gov, USAspending.gov, and other federal and SLED systems and is updated regularly to reflect the latest awards, modifications, and agency changes.