Who Buys
See which agencies have purchased your products or services and how active they have been in your market.
Proxity brings together the contracting data small businesses need to understand an opportunity before they bid.
Research who is buying, who has been winning, what agencies have paid, who holds the contract now, what is expiring, who to contact, and what may be coming back around.
Proxity brings more government contracting data together in one place than any other platform.
Finding solicitations is only one path into government contracting. Small businesses can also pursue work through the prime contractors already holding government contracts.
Proxity helps you research who is buying, who has already won, what agencies have paid, when contracts may return, which primes are doing the work, and who to contact about subcontracting and teaming.
And because that intelligence is connected in one place, you can research both prime opportunities and subcontracting opportunities without piecing the market together from multiple sources.
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More than 20 years of organizing government procurement data so contractors can research awards, buyers, pricing, recompetes and opportunities in one place.
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Use the Roadmap to see where your government market has been active before you spend time chasing individual bids. It connects your SAM and NAICS profile to the agencies, award activity, competitors, current opportunities and expiring contracts most relevant to your business.
Enter your CAGE code, or search by company name and state, to see:
• agencies buying in your market
• government spending activity
• companies winning contracts
• current opportunities
• expiring contracts and recompetes
Proxity organizes federal, DoD, state and local government contracting data into one searchable source built for small businesses.
Instead of researching each piece of an opportunity separately, you can see the contract history, market activity, buyers, competitors and related opportunities in one place.
Government contracting research is scattered across solicitation sites, award records, agency pages, prime contractor sources and state and local procurement systems
Research the government market for the parts you manufacture or distribute.
• NSN award and pricing history
• DLA solicitations
• 600,000+ drawings
• MIL Specs and technical data
• NSN forecasts
• DLA inventory and backorders
• Buyer and contracting contacts
• Prime contractor activity
• Historical parts pricing dating back decades
See what has happened in your government market before deciding what to pursue.
• Historical contract awards
• Incumbents and prior winners
• Pricing and award values
• Federal, DoD, state and local solicitations
• Agency buying history
• Contracting officers and buyer contacts
• Archived solicitations
• Competitor activity
Identify contracts that may be coming back around and research what happened last time.
• Expiring contracts
• Recompete timing
• Incumbents and prior winners
• Contract numbers and award history
• Related agency activity
• Buyer and contracting contacts
• Previous competition and contract value
Research the companies and people already active in the markets you want to enter.
• Prime contractor profiles
• Subcontracting and teaming intelligence
• Business development contacts
• Small business and supplier contacts
• Agencies using specific primes
• Government buyer contacts
• Contract history by company
• Set-aside and small-business activity
Subcontracting can be one of the most practical ways for a small business to enter government contracting.
Established prime contractors already hold government contracts, understand the agencies they serve and often need qualified small businesses, specialized capabilities, suppliers and teaming partners.
Proxity helps you identify the primes already working in your market, research their government business and find the people responsible for subcontracting and business development.
Know who already has the work before deciding who to approach.
Research which agencies they work with, their contract history, active contract vehicles, geographic footprint, and the people involved in subcontracting and business development.
• Verified subcontracting and business development contacts
• Contract vehicles, task orders and award values
• Purchasing history and company activity
• Joint venture and socio-economic structure
• Geographic and regional footprint
• Search Prime contractors by NAICS
Prime Contractor Deep Research Reports are included with a Proxity subscription.
See which agencies have purchased your products or services and how active they have been in your market.
Research incumbents, previous award winners, competitors and companies already doing business with those agencies.
Review historical awards, contract values and pricing activity to understand how similar purchases have been made.
Find contracting officers, buyers and agency contacts connected to the markets and contracts you are researching.
Research prime contractors, subcontractors and companies already positioned with the agencies you want to pursue.
Identify expiring contracts, recompetes and recurring buying activity before the next solicitation is released.
Research historical contract awards, previous winners, incumbents, award values, pricing activity, contract expiration dates and opportunities that may be coming back around.
See which agencies buy what you sell, review agency purchasing history, and find contracting officers, buyers, small business specialists and other government contacts connected to your market.
Research prime contractors already working with your target agencies, review contract history by company, identify teaming possibilities and find business development, supplier and small-business contacts.
Search current federal, DoD, state and local solicitations by keyword, NAICS, agency, product or other criteria, then research the contract and market activity surrounding the opportunity.
Research NSN award and pricing history, DLA solicitations, drawings, MIL-SPEC technical data, forecasts, inventory activity, backorders and related parts procurement intelligence.
Research government purchasing activity across federal agencies, the Department of Defense, states and local governments from one source instead of searching disconnected procurement systems individually.
An expiring contract can tell you far more than when an award ends.
Research the incumbent, contract number, award history, expiration timing, agency activity and related records so you can understand the opportunity before the next solicitation appears.
Watch a sample Expiring Contracts search to see the intelligence available behind an upcoming recompete.
A live walkthrough is more useful when it uses data relevant to your company.
We can show you:
• which agencies buy your products or services
• previous award winners and incumbents
• contract and pricing history
• upcoming recompetes
• buyer and agency contacts
• primes and teaming activity
• current opportunities related to your market