The RFP is too late
By the time a solicitation hits SAM.gov, the incumbent and a few competitors have been talking to the buyer for months. Every contract's end date is public — Rostely turns it into a calendar.
FEDERAL RECOMPETE RADAR
See federal recompetes before the RFP drops.
Rostely lists federal contracts coming up for recompete in your NAICS — who holds them, what they are worth, how contested they were, and which office buys them — and emails you when new ones enter your window. Built for small contractors and the BD consultants who work with them.
NAICS 541512, NEXT 12 MONTHS
2,136 contracts run out · $59.1B potential value
Dated by the last option, not the current period. 62% drew two or fewer offers last time; 54% are held by a small business. Snapshot from USAspending, October 20, 2026.
incumbent and whether they are still smallcompetition offers received last timevehicle GWAC / IDIQ / standalone
01 / WHY THIS EXISTS
Winning starts 6–18 months before the solicitation.
The data is public on USAspending.gov, but it is millions of rows. Rostely filters it to what is running out in your lane, refreshes each NAICS every three days and SAM.gov notices daily.
Can you even bid it?
A bid costs a small firm 200–400 hours. Every contract says who the last award was open to — AbilityOne, 8(a) sole source, vehicle holders only, a set-aside or open — and, with your certifications and vehicles, whether to pursue, team up or skip. A checklist names what the public record cannot confirm.
Who to call, and when it posts
Each buying office's page lists the contracting staff named on its SAM.gov notices. Track a contract and Pro emails you when that office posts a notice that looks like the recompete, even when the notice has no NAICS.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, no spreadsheet.
Pick your NAICS
Or PSC, agency, state and set-aside. No account needed.
Read the list
Contracts sorted by when their last option ends, with incumbent, value, competition and whether you can bid.
Get the email
Save the search; new matches arrive weekly (Free) or every morning (Pro).
03 / NEXT STEP
What is ending in your NAICS?
Free to search. Pro ($39 / mo) adds every result, competition data, subcontractors, daily alerts, notice alerts for contracts you track, a pipeline and CSV export.