See who really subcontracts to whom with Subcontractor & Teaming Relationships 🤝
Shared by Mitt • See the primes a company subs under, the subs it brings in, and everyone paid under an award — all from real federal subaward filings.
Hey there! 👋 We've just added Subcontractor & Teaming Relationships to contractor and award pages, so you can see the real subcontracting network behind any company or award. See the primes a company subcontracts under, the subs it brings in as the prime, and everyone paid under a given award — all drawn from federal subaward filings, and expandable right down to the individual filings behind each relationship.
What's New
Subcontractor & Teaming Relationships adds two tabs to every contractor page — Primes (the companies a contractor subcontracts under) and Subcontractors (the companies it awards work to as the prime) — plus a Subcontractors tab on every award that lists everyone paid under it. Instead of guessing who teams with whom, you can now see it in black and white.
How It Works
On a contractor page
- 🤝 Open any contractor in Market Intelligence → Contractors and switch to the Primes or Subcontractors tab
- 📊 Each relationship shows the total subawarded and the number of filings behind it
- 🔎 Expand a card to see the individual filings, complete with the work, amount, date, and NAICS
- 🔗 Every filing links straight to the prime contract it sits under
On an award page
- 📄 Open the Subcontractors tab to see the subs grouped by company
- ⬇️ Switch to the table view and export the whole list to CSV
Why It Matters
Knowing who actually teams with whom is half of capture. Instead of guessing, you can see that a company has subbed to a prime dozens of times for millions of dollars — real evidence for who to team with, who your competitors lean on, and where the work really flows.
Get Started
Open any contractor in Market Intelligence → Contractors and click the Primes or Subcontractors tab, or open an award and click Subcontractors.
Happy teaming! 🤝