What does the states directory include?

The states directory covers 50 tracked markets and maps both SLED opportunities and federal work performed in-state, so you can compare demand by geography instead of searching one jurisdiction at a time.

Can I compare federal and state and local demand by state?

Yes. State pages are built to show where federal demand overlaps with state, county, city, and education opportunities so you can evaluate whether a market is broad, specialized, or locally concentrated.

Do state pages include counties, cities, and school districts?

Yes. When underlying data is available, state pages link into mapped jurisdictions so you can move from statewide research into the local entities issuing contracts in that market.

How large is the current states directory?

The current state directory maps roughly 694.2K opportunities across the tracked markets, giving you a fast starting point for geographic public-sector research.

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Explore contracting by state

Discover federal and SLED opportunities across all 50 U.S. states. 694,236 opportunities are mapped in the current directory.

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States Tracked

All 50 U.S. states

Top State

Virginia

104,500 opportunities

Total Opportunities

694.2K

Across the current state directory

Coverage

Federal + SLED

Location-based market research

U.S. contract spending map

Tile map of solicitation volume across all 50 U.S. states. Darker indigo means higher concentration.

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Top 10 states by volume

State procurement portals

Official government procurement websites for all 50 states and major territories. Grouped by region so the directory is easier to scan, compare, and open without the section feeling cramped.

Coverage

54 official portals

States, capital district, and major territories

Region

Northeast

9 portals

Connecticut

Connecticut DAS Procurement

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U.S. contract spending map

Top 10 states by volume

State procurement portals

Northeast

Southeast

Midwest

Southwest

West

Capital + Territories

Government contracts by state FAQ

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