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Government contracts
nobody else finds first.

GovWin IQ starts at $12,000/year and still requires someone to operate it. SAM.gov is free and nearly useless without a filter layer. FedScout is the intelligence layer — NAICS profiling, daily solicitation monitoring, award history, and bid support — operated for you, at a fraction of the enterprise price.

$25.4BNAICS 541519 IT Awards/Year
6,837Awards in the $25k–$1M winnable lane
28.5%Reserved for small business — primes can't touch it
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$25.4B
NAICS 541519 Awards/Year
IT services, cyber, infrastructure
6,837
Awards in your $25k–$1M range
The small-business sweet spot
28.5%
Reserved small-business lane
Large primes excluded by law
23%
SBA Governmentwide Goal
Agencies must hit this — or explain why

Three steps to your first government contract.

You provide the business profile. We build the intelligence layer, run the monitoring, and put winnable opportunities on your desk — not a raw SAM.gov data dump. The federal market processes over $8.2 trillion in contracts. The question is whether you see the right ones before the deadline closes.

1
Connect Your SAM.gov Profile
Share your UEI, CAGE code, NAICS codes, and any SBA certifications (SDVOSB, WOSB, 8(a), HUBZone). We build a precision filter — not the 300-solicitations-per-day dump SAM.gov calls a search result.
2
Set Your Filters & Go Live
We configure your NAICS codes, set-aside types, dollar thresholds, target agencies, and performance location. Your profile goes live. Every opportunity in your weekly digest has already passed the "worth reading" filter.
3
Get Live Bid Alerts + Competitive Intel
We pull award history from USASpending.gov — past pricing, incumbent vendors, award patterns, and the signals that tell you whether a contract is actually competed or just required to be posted. Winnable alerts land in your inbox before the deadline window closes.

Being a small business unlocks a lane primes can't enter.

In NAICS 541519, verified small businesses own 28.5% of the $25k–$1M award lane by law. Large primes are barred from competing on set-aside solicitations. Each additional SBA certification stacks more low-competition dollars on top. Here's what each designation unlocks.

28.5%
The reserved award lane — NAICS 541519, $25k–$1M awards

This is the share of the annual award pool where large primes cannot compete. Agencies are required by FAR Part 19 to set aside contracts when two or more eligible small businesses can compete. In IT services, that threshold is almost always met. Being registered as a small business on SAM.gov is the single highest-ROI move before any certifications.

SB
Small Business
The baseline. Revenue under the size standard for your NAICS code. Unlocks the 28.5% reserved lane and all set-aside solicitations. Required for every tier above.
8(a)
8(a) Business Development
SBA-certified socially or economically disadvantaged business. Unlocks sole-source awards up to $4.5M (services) — competed on price, not bid score. Extremely active in IT codes.
SDVOSB
Service-Disabled Veteran
VA mandates SDVOSB set-asides for all purchases under its authority. In the $98M/yr VA IT sweet spot, SDVOSB status can mean you're competing against 2–4 firms instead of 40.
WOSB
Women-Owned Small Business
Federalwide goal: 5% of all contract dollars to WOSBs. Agencies running behind their goals prioritize WOSB-eligible solicitations in Q3–Q4 fiscal year push.
HUBZone
Historically Underutilized Business Zone
Location-based SBA certification. 3% governmentwide goal. HUBZone set-asides can be sole-sourced up to $4.5M (services). Also gives a 10% price evaluation credit on full & open competitions.
EDWoSB
Economically Disadvantaged WOSB
Stronger subset of WOSB — applies to NAICS codes where women are "substantially underrepresented." Unlocks sole-source awards up to $4.5M with fewer competitors than standard WOSB pools.
SDB
Small Disadvantaged Business
SBA 5% annual governmentwide goal. Agencies must award or document why they fell short. Drives late-fiscal-year pipeline pressure — the best time to close new small business awards.
VOSB
Veteran-Owned Small Business
VA's "Veterans First" rule requires contracting officers to consider VOSB set-asides before any other procurement method. VA is the single highest-volume IT buyer for small businesses.

Top 5 civilian agencies for IT service awards. No clearance required.

These are the civilian agency buyers that move the most small-business IT services money through accessible contract vehicles — no DoD clearance, no ITAR, no classified program access needed. SEWP, GSA MAS, and NITAAC are the on-ramps.

Agency Annual IT Small Business Volume Award Sweet Spot Why It's Accessible
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans First / SDVOSB / VOSB
$98M/yr $75k–$500k services & support VA's Veterans First contracting rule mandates SDVOSB set-asides before any other method. Diverse vendor base, civilian work environment. Highest-volume IT buyer for verified small businesses. VA OPAL is the fastest on-ramp.
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
8(a) active / GSA MAS
$76M/yr $100k–$750k IT support & managed services NIH funds and administers NITAAC contract vehicles (CIO-SP3, CIO-CS). One schedule approval gives you access to all NIH customer agencies. No classified work. Heavy demand for cybersecurity, data management, and health IT systems support.
NASA
SEWP V / GSA MAS
$68M/yr $50k–$300k managed services & software NASA routes IT procurement through SEWP V — the fastest IT contract vehicle in the government. Unclassified IT services are purchased directly from the SEWP catalog. No RFP required for orders under $1M. SEWP approval takes 2–4 weeks.
Department of State
SB set-aside / WOSB friendly
$66M/yr $25k–$250k IT services State Dept's Bureau of Information Resource Management (IRM) issues a high volume of small set-aside orders for IT support, software customization, and IT project management. Clearances required for some work but the largest volume is unclassified.
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
EAGLE Next Gen / GSA MAS
$58M/yr $100k–$1M IT services & cyber DHS components (FEMA, CBP, ICE, Coast Guard) run independent IT procurement. FEMA and Coast Guard issue the highest volume of unclassified set-aside IT awards. Cyber and infrastructure support are the dominant categories.

Recommended sequence: SAM.gov registration → capabilities statement → VA OPAL (Month 1) → GSA MAS (Month 2) → NITAAC CIO-SP3 (Month 3).

Three tiers. One mission — government revenue.

GovWin IQ starts at $1,000/month for software access alone — no analyst, no filtering, no bid support. All FedScout tiers include a custom opportunity profile, daily monitoring, and a weekly filtered digest, operated for you.

Tier 1
Scout
$395
per month · month-to-month
  • Custom NAICS & set-aside profile
  • Weekly filtered solicitation digest
  • Active opportunity alerts
  • Past award & pricing analysis
  • Agency spend mapping
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Tier 2 — Most Active
Scout + Bid
$895
per month · month-to-month
  • Everything in Scout
  • Bi-weekly analyst strategy call
  • Proposal outline & structure support
  • Technical approach templates
  • Incumbent & competitor intel
  • Solicitation Q&A draft assistance
Join Waitlist — Scout + Bid
Tier 3
Full Fed Program
$1,995
per month · fully managed
  • Everything in Scout + Bid
  • Full proposal writing & review support
  • Orals preparation & coaching
  • Compliance matrix management
  • Teaming partner research & outreach
  • Win/loss debrief analysis
Join Waitlist — Full Program

GovWin IQ vs. FedScout — the real numbers.

Deltek won't publish GovWin pricing — that's by design. Value-based pricing means "we charge you as much as we think you'll pay." Here's what you're actually looking at.

Competitor
GovWin IQ by Deltek
$12K–$42K
per year · annual contract required · per-seat pricing
  • Software access only — you operate it
  • Requires a full BD team to extract value
  • 3-year deal can exceed $138K for 5 seats
  • No analyst. No filtering. No bid support.
  • Average deal lands around $29K/year
  • Locked in for 12 months minimum
Boojee FedScout
Intelligence, Operated for You
$395/mo
starting price · month-to-month · no annual lock-in
  • Custom profile — built for your NAICS + certs
  • Analyst runs the monitoring daily
  • Weekly digest of winnable opportunities only
  • Award history + incumbent intel included
  • Bid support available at Scout + Bid tier
  • Cancel any month — no contracts

The Boojee standard, applied.

Every service carries the same commitment: show up, execute, document, stand behind it.

No SAM.gov overwhelm

SAM.gov posts hundreds of solicitations per day across every agency, category, and dollar threshold. We filter to the handful that match your profile, your certifications, and your realistic bid capacity. You should never open SAM.gov again — we're your filter layer.

Certification-first filtering

We filter by your actual SBA certifications — SDVOSB, VOSB, WOSB, 8(a), HUBZone — so your digest only contains opportunities your business is eligible to win. Set-aside contracts are the fastest path to first government revenue for certified small businesses. We make sure you see them all.

Win-rate first, not volume first

GovWin shows you opportunities. We show you winnable opportunities — filtered through award history, incumbent analysis, competition patterns, and pricing benchmarks. Chasing low-probability contracts wastes 6–12 weeks of BD time per pursuit. We cut that before you start, not after you lose.

Join the FedScout waitlist.

Get the first 30 days free. Enter your email, company name, and primary NAICS code — we'll build your opportunity profile and reach out when your slot opens.

No credit card required · Month-to-month after trial · Cancel anytime

Government revenue
without the GovWin bill.

Custom opportunity profiling, daily solicitation monitoring, and bid support. The federal intelligence layer for businesses ready to win — without the enterprise price tag.

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Common Questions

What is FedScout?

FedScout is Boojee Estate's federal contract intelligence tool. It scans SAM.gov, FPDS, and USASpending data to surface active contract opportunities, incumbent analysis, and set-aside data for your NAICS codes.

Do I need to register on SAM.gov first?

Yes. SAM.gov registration is required to bid on federal contracts. FedScout can guide you through the registration process, but the registration itself must be completed directly on SAM.gov.

What NAICS codes does FedScout cover?

FedScout covers all 1,000+ NAICS codes. You can filter by one or multiple codes to see opportunities specific to your service category — IT services, construction, professional services, and more.

How often is the data updated?

Opportunity data is pulled directly from SAM.gov and FPDS nightly. New solicitations are surfaced within 24 hours of posting.

Can FedScout help with proposal writing?

FedScout is an intelligence layer, not a proposal writer. Boojee Estate offers full proposal writing and government contracting consulting as a separate service. Ask about our GovCon package.