Federal Contract Spend Estimator
Find out how much total federal spend you could compete for — across SAM.gov, FPDS, and USASpending.gov data. Takes 60 seconds.
What type of service does your business provide?
Federal contracting categorizes all work by NAICS code. Your category determines the total market size and the agencies that buy your services.
What contract sizes do you typically pursue?
Federal contracts range from sub-$25K to hundreds of millions. Most small businesses focus on a specific size range — this determines how much of the total market you can actually compete for.
Do you have a set-aside certification?
Set-aside programs restrict competition to specific groups — dramatically reducing the number of contractors you compete against on each bid.
Which agencies do you want to target?
The Department of Defense accounts for roughly 60% of all federal contracting dollars, but civilian agencies often have faster procurement cycles and smaller competition pools.
How much federal contracting experience do you have?
Experience determines your capture rate — the percentage of addressable spend you can realistically win. Established contractors with past performance and relationships access larger opportunities.