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Public procurement and federal funding data
Public procurement and funding databuilt on dependable data.
Source-aware guides to procurement opportunities, awards, suppliers, federal grants, tracking, and analysis—followed by the operating and quality practices that keep recurring feeds dependable.
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Data Quality · 9 min read
Build a Government Contract Dashboard in Power BI with Public Data
Download a Power BI project for a pinned public procurement sample. Build buyer and category views with separate notice-stage counts, coverage measures and refresh checks.
By Daniel · September 10, 2026
Operations · 9 min read
SAM.gov to HubSpot: Import Opportunities and Keep Deals Updated
Build a SAM.gov to HubSpot import with stable notice IDs, explicit field ownership and deadline updates. Download the Python reference code and tested local demo.
By Daniel · September 9, 2026
Data Quality · 10 min read
Convert OCDS JSON to CSV Without Losing Lots, Awards or Suppliers
Convert a real UK OCDS notice into linked CSV tables. Preserve four lots, four awards and 55 supplier references with a downloadable example and verified checks.
By Daniel · September 8, 2026
Strategy · 11 min read
Tender Data APIs Compared: Coverage, Updates, History and Integration
Compare official tender APIs, OpenOpps, Tenderlake, Tender Impulse and WebTruffle. Download a provider matrix, query specification and verified procurement sample.
By Daniel · September 7, 2026
Data Quality · 17 min read
IMLS FY 2027 Grants: 13 Programs and $80.72M in Planned Funding
Audit 13 IMLS FY 2027 grant notices first observed in the September 2 federal-grants release: $80.72M in planned program funding, 590 expected awards, one shared deadline, and program-specific eligibility and cost-share rules.
By Daniel · September 4, 2026
Data Quality · 18 min read
DHS Procurement Forecast Changes: September 2026 Data Audit
Audit the September 2 DHS APFS update: 43 change rows, 42 source requirements, 27 active first-seen plans, schedule shifts, two no-longer-planned records, and one marker-driven ID pair.
By Alexandra · September 3, 2026
Operations · 25 min read
Procurement Lifecycle Links with Python: Audit Notices, Awards, Suppliers and Contracts
Verify procurement lifecycle-link releases with Python and DuckDB, then traverse typed notice, award, supplier and contract edges without inventing missing links.
By Daniel · September 2, 2026
Operations · 25 min read
Government Contract Awards with Python: Analyze EU and UK Suppliers Safely
Verify EU and UK contract-awards data with Python and DuckDB, join suppliers and contracts, and prevent shared values from being double counted.
By Daniel · September 1, 2026
Operations · 25 min read
How to Combine Daily Federal Contract Award Releases Without Double Counting
Combine verified US federal contract award releases with Python and DuckDB, preserve release membership and content states, and avoid double-counting cumulative obligations.
By Daniel · August 31, 2026
Operations · 25 min read
US Federal Procurement Forecasts with Python: Build a Verified Watchlist
Verify and query a pinned US federal procurement-forecasts release with Python and DuckDB, then build bounded agency, NAICS, set-aside and timing watchlists without treating plans as solicitations.
By Daniel · August 28, 2026
Operations · 25 min read
US Federal Contract Awards with Python: Analyze Suppliers and Obligations Safely
Verify and query a pinned US federal contract awards release with Python and DuckDB, join awards to suppliers, and keep cumulative obligations, values, and change-window semantics distinct.
By Daniel · August 27, 2026
Data Quality · 24 min read
How to Build a Product Price Monitoring Dataset: Matching, Offers and Change History
Design a price monitoring dataset with separate product, variant, listing, offer, and observation grains, evidence-based matching, price and availability semantics, history, and QA.
By Daniel · August 25, 2026
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