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Department of the Army · Fort McCoy, WI
Why this score
Active buyer ($24.3B FY24–FY26), posted today.
Agricultural Research Service · Madison, WI
Department of Veterans Affairs
Public Buildings Service · Madison, WI
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs · Milwaukee, WI
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Why this score
Posted today, active issuer (18 RFPs).
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, 18 days to respond; but small typical award (~$186K).
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, active buyer ($3B FY24–FY26); but small typical award (~$70K).
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, active buyer ($3B FY24–FY26); but small typical award (~$70K).
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, active buyer ($3B FY24–FY26); but small typical award (~$70K).
Why this score
Not openly competed. Notice signals a sole-source or brand-name intent.
Why this score
30 days to respond, new this week.
Why this score
New this week, active buyer ($634M FY24–FY26); but small typical award (~$75K).
Why this score
Active buyer ($4B FY24–FY26), new this week; but small typical award (~$65K).
Why this score
Active buyer ($4B FY24–FY26), new this week; but small typical award (~$65K).
Why this score
Active buyer ($634M FY24–FY26), new this week; but only 2 days left.
Why this score
New this week, active issuer (82 RFPs); but thin documentation.
Why this score
20 days to respond, small-business set-aside.
Why this score
Recently updated, small-business set-aside; but only 2 days left.
Why this score
Active issuer (82 RFPs), posted 9 days ago; but limited documentation.
Why this score
Small-business set-aside, posted 10 days ago; but small typical award (~$45K).
Why this score
Not openly competed. Notice signals a sole-source or brand-name intent. The largest recipient took 11% of these dollars in FY24–FY26, and spending is spread across many vendors.