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Procurement market intelligence

Find and pursue real federal opportunities.

Federal Procurement Desk brings current solicitations, line items, buyer details, sourcing restrictions and observed award history into one Windows application built for product sellers.

Windows x64 · account required for activation · independent commercial software

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CMDOEM / MPN / AGENCY
08:03:24
OPEN12,842
NEW 24H186
AUTH347
DUE 7D94
MKTFEDERAL PRODUCT DEMAND4 REC
ALL FEDERALALL CATEGORIESSORT: FIT
FITDUEBUYERPRODUCT / OPPORTUNITYVALUEFLAGS
9411/17DLAIndustrial Valve AssemblyNSN / OEM SIGNALS / DIRECT$184KAUTH
9111/21VAMedical Workstation HardwareCLIN 0001 / BRAND RESTRICTED$96KBNE
8711/24NASANetwork Equipment and SupportSEWP / OEM / 42 UNITS$212KOEM
DATA: ILLUSTRATIVESYNC: EXAMPLEMARKET: ALL FEDERAL
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Find demand

Search solicitations, line items and buyer requirements across federal and subcontract markets.

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Understand requirements

View specifications, attachments, sourcing restrictions and historical awards in context.

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Track and pursue

Watchlists, alerts and pipeline workflow keep your team focused on the right opportunities.

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Built for product sellers

Designed for manufacturers, resellers, distributors and VARs selling physical products to government.

Coverage includes
DoD
GSA
NASA
VA
HHS
DHS
DOC
DOE
DOT
USDA
EPA
and more

Public-source coverage

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SAM.govDirect federal solicitations and opportunity records
USAspendingAwards, recipients, transactions, funding and contract vehicles
SBA SUBNetPrime and subcontract opportunities
GSA CALC+Public pricing and contract reference data
NASA SEWP / DLA DIBBSPublic vehicle, provider and supply-demand reference coverage within documented access boundaries
Independent commercial software. Federal Procurement Desk is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or operated by the United States Government or any federal agency. Government agency names are used only to identify public procurement records and sources.