See who wins subawards, and where a teaming fit can open up
A prime contractor wins the main contract. A sub does part of the work under that prime. Each row below is a real subaward that a prime reported to the federal government. Search by firm name, type of work, agency, or state to see who is winning, who they work under, and which primes have a record of using small business subs.
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How to read a row
The sub is the firm that got the subaward. The prime is the firm that holds the main contract and reported the subaward. The amount and date are what the prime reported. The place is where the sub work was set to happen, when the record lists one.
What the small business tag means
Some rows carry a gold tag that says Reported small business. That means the sub's business types, as reported by the prime, match the small business list GovInbox already uses in production. The match uses whole words from that list, not parts of words. It is reported status from a filing. It is not a size ruling by the Small Business Administration, and it can change over time.
Rows with the tag get the full detail on this page: every reported business type, the full work text, and the prime's name in full. A prime with many tagged rows has a track record of teaming with small firms. That is a fact about the past. It does not say the prime is looking for partners now, or that it would pick any one firm.
What this page is not
This page shows reported subawards only. It is not a list of open bids, and a row here is not a promise of new work. Check any record that matters at the source before you act on it. GovInbox is a software tool. It does not write proposals, and it does not help with SAM.gov registration.
Sources
- USAspending, the official source for federal spending records: usaspending.gov
- Subaward records on this page come from USAspending subaward reports stored by GovInbox. Counts on this page are counted live from those stored records each time you search.