Data sources
GovConAgent is built on official, public federal data. We add scoring and analysis on top — we never change the underlying government records, and every opportunity links back to its authoritative source.
SAM.gov Contract Opportunities
Official source →Active federal solicitation notices — the opportunities GovConAgent scores against your profile.
Refreshed daily from the official SAM.gov opportunity data.
U.S. Census Bureau — NAICS
Official source →The North American Industry Classification System codes used in matching and in our NAICS finder tool (2022 revision).
NAICS is revised on a 5-year cycle; we state the revision year on the tool.
U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
Official source →Reference for set-aside and socioeconomic programs (8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, SDVOSB) and size standards.
Used as reference material in our guidance, linked to the official source.
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
Official source →The rules cited in our learn articles — e.g. FAR Part 19 (set-asides) and Part 15 (Sections L & M).
Cited by part; always verify the current text at acquisition.gov.
Freshness & verification
Opportunity data is refreshed daily, and each notice carries its posted and response-deadline dates. Even so, official notices can change after our refresh. Treat GovConAgent as a way to prioritize and prepare — and always verify requirements, deadlines, and eligibility against the official SAM.gov solicitation before submitting anything.
AI-generated summaries, analyses, and drafts should be reviewed by qualified humans before use in official submissions. GovConAgent does not guarantee contract awards. Users remain responsible for final compliance and submission decisions.
Related: methodology · not affiliated with SAM.gov