GovSpend purchase order data tracks an emerging agentic AI market across state and local government — from Virginia's regulatory reduction pilot to county-level workflow automation — and what the spending trends signal about where adoption is headed.
A regional IT provider used GovSpend to go from reactive bidding to data-driven sales, tripling opportunities and building lasting partnerships.
While the data shows an increase in small businesses and a growth in federal spending in FY25, this does not automatically translate into growth for small businesses in the federal contracting space. In FY25, $172.6B was awarded to 76,509 small businesses - a decline of $4B from FY24
In FY25, $8.07B was awarded to 3,363 companies as SBIR/STTR contracts, an increase of $614M or 8.2% over FY24 awards.
AI is evolving quickly, but most tools are still limited to what they can find on the internet. What if your AI could access the data your team actually relies on? That’s what GovSpend's MCP is built to do. We're breaking down what MCP is, how it works, and how to tell if it’s the right fit for your team.
What does the FY 2027 budget really mean for SLED vendors? Explore funding shifts, policy priorities, and why major market disruption is unlikely.
Despite federal contract awards reaching $834B in FY25, the actual dollars obligated to WOSBs fell by 5% over FY24. In this blog, Archisha Meehan analyzes WOSB performance in federal contracting for FY25.
For vendors tracking airport modernization projects, FAA technology upgrades, and aviation infrastructure spending, aligning solutions with these modernization priorities now will be critical to capturing upcoming federal and airport procurement opportunities.
Learn how the Opportunities module helps public sector sellers surface government contracting opportunities faster in this webinar recap.
Download GovSpend’s SLED financial market reports to uncover spending trends, key vendors, and opportunities in treasury, benefits, and insurance services.
