RecompeteRadar™ — Every Expiring Contract in Your NAICS, Optimized to Target & Win
Federal recompetes account for the majority of annual contract dollars — and incumbents defend most of them. RecompeteRadar surfaces every expiring contract in your NAICS, scores how winnable it looks, and routes you to a proposal start. Free.
Full ingest lands with FedCache Phase 1 · Sourced from USASpending, FPDS, SAM · Watchlists + weekly alerts free · Daily alerts on Recompete Watch ($49/mo)
No expiring contracts found for NAICS 541330 in the current dataset. More data loads as FedCache grows.
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Data from USASpending.gov · Refreshed weekly · Contract classification per PRD §7 rules. All figures are public federal records — no invented data per PLATFORM_PRINCIPLES §P5.
Sourced from USASpending.gov, FPDS-NG, SAM.gov, Federal Register, and GSA eLibrary. Refreshed monthly, moving to near-real-time with FedCache Phase 1. No simulated data, no scraped blogs.
Why RecompeteRadar exists
The majority of federal contract dollars flow through recompetes, not greenfield opportunities. The incumbent defends. Challengers who start early, with the right intel, can flip a meaningful share of those. Challengers who start six weeks before the solicitation drop almost never win.
Today most contractors find recompetes the same way: a subscription tool’s weekly digest, a Google alert, or an email from a teaming partner who noticed first. All three are late. All three are undifferentiated. All three fail to tell you the one thing that matters — is this one actually winnable for me, or am I writing a courtesy proposal?
RecompeteRadar pulls every active federal contract expiring in your NAICS, scores it against your profile (set-asides, past performance, geography, certification stack), and ranks the list by how winnable the contract looks for you specifically. Then it hands the top of the list to the CaptureInsider builder that knows how to respond to that vehicle.
What a winnability score actually means
The RecompeteRadar score is a transparent composite. No black box. Every score breaks into:
Click the score on any contract row to see the breakdown. If the score is low, the breakdown tells you why — and whether it’s fixable (certification, teaming, vehicle access) or structural (wrong size, wrong geography).
How contractors use RecompeteRadar
Filter your NAICS, set expiration window to 12–24 months, sort by winnability. You get a ranked list before the incumbents know they need to panic.
Capture budgets are finite. RecompeteRadar tells you which expiring contracts are winnable for you — not winnable in the abstract.
You have capacity for one proposal in the next 90 days. Filter to "soliciting now" or "expected solicitation under 6 months," sort by score, pick the one at the top. The click takes you into RFxBuilder with the solicitation attached.
Find the top-10 expiring contracts in your NAICS where your score is mid-range because of vehicle access or past-performance gaps. Those are your teaming calls for the quarter.
What makes RecompeteRadar different
| Paid recompete feeds | Google alerts + manual FPDS queries | RecompeteRadar | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | $600–2,400/yr | Free (your time) | Free (watchlist tier) |
| Ranked by your winnability | No | No | Yes |
| Score is transparent | Rarely | N/A | Always — click to see drivers |
| Incumbent SAM flags | Sometimes | Never | Yes |
| One-click to proposal start | No | No | Yes — into RFxBuilder |
| Saved watchlists + alerts | Premium tier | Manual | Free up to 3 + weekly digest |
Tiers
- Up to 3 saved watchlists
- Weekly email digest
- Full contract detail and scoring
- One-click to proposal start
- Unlimited saved watchlists
- Daily alerts (instead of weekly)
- CSV export
- Team sharing
Everything on the free tier stays free forever. No contract intel is paywalled.
Data sources + refresh cadence
Once FedCache Phase 1 completes, refresh cadence moves to near-real-time and the “Preview” badge drops.
RecompeteRadar in the CaptureInsider platform
Click any contract row:
Opens with the solicitation pre-attached, pool-aware, your profile pre-loaded.
Opens the task-order response flow with your MAS schedule position recognized.
Opens with the draft PWS, your capability statement, and incumbent's record attached.
Opens with the solicitation, your profile, and the incumbent's past-performance record pre-loaded.
You don’t retype your UEI. You don’t re-upload your capability statement. The builder reads the same profile MarketRadar and VehicleRadar read.
Frequently asked questions
See the recompetes worth chasing.
Type your NAICS above. Save up to three watchlists free. When the builder opens, you’ll be responding with 18 months of lead time instead of six weeks.
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