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Federal contract intelligence for small business operators. Radar identifies winnable awards before competitors see them. Set-aside targeting means you compete in lanes the big primes can't touch.
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FedScout monitors SAM.gov in real time for contracts in your target NAICS codes — new solicitations, modifications, awards. The intel layer that BOOJEE Gov is built on. Available now.
What We Track
The federal market
is not a mystery.
Federal IT spend runs into the hundreds of billions annually, and a meaningful share of the small-dollar award lane is reserved for verified small businesses. BOOJEE Gov helps you map the winnable contracts and decide which ones to chase.
Signal Layer
FedScout Radar
Live SAM.gov contract monitoring in your target NAICS codes. New solicitations, modifications, and awards land in your brief before the deadline clock starts.
Set-Aside Targeting
Certified Lane Access
Small business status alone opens a reserved slice of the award lane. SDVOSB, HUBZone, and WOSB stack more. We help map your certifications to the highest-ROI contracts.
Compliance
Capabilities Statement
Your one-page federal identity. Past performance, NAICS codes, cage code, UEI, and set-aside flags — formatted for contracting officers. Built once, sent forever.
Vehicle Intelligence
Contract Vehicle Map
SEWP, GSA MAS, NITAAC CIO-SP3, VA OPAL. The vehicles that matter in your lane — which ones to pursue, in what sequence, and what the real competition looks like inside each one.
Target Agencies — NAICS 541519
Where to point
your radar first.
Civilian agencies. Diverse vendor pools. Entry-friendly solicitation structures. These are starting points for research, not spend guarantees — verify current opportunities in SAM.gov.
| # | Agency | Primary Vehicle | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Veterans Affairs | VA OPAL | Civilian; common first entry point; strong veteran set-aside history |
| 02 | NIH | CIO-SP3 | NITAAC-managed; large-ceiling IT vehicle; deep IT awards market |
| 03 | NASA | SEWP | SEWP preferred; diverse NAICS mix; notable SDVOSB set-aside activity |
| 04 | State Dept. | GSA MAS | Global footprint; ongoing IT modernization; GSA MAS friendly |
| 05 | DHS | Multiple | Multiple sub-agencies; EAGLE II/Alliant successors; high set-aside ratio |
Set-Aside Certification Tracker
Know your lane.
Stack your advantages.
Each certification unlocks a restricted lane in the federal market. The more you hold, the more solicitations you're eligible for — without competing against primes.
Recommended Sequence
Month by month.
Step by step.
SAM.gov Registration + Capabilities Statement
Confirm small business status, UEI, and CAGE code. Build your one-page capabilities statement. This is the ticket to every door that follows.
Month 1VA OPAL — First Vehicle On-Ramp
Civilian agency. Diverse vendor pool. A common first vehicle for IT service firms getting established in the federal market.
Month 2GSA MAS Schedule
The master access vehicle. Opens up task orders across every civilian agency. Takes 4–6 months to award — apply in month 2, ride it in month 6+.
Month 2–3NITAAC CIO-SP3 — Premium Lane
NIH-managed, large-ceiling IT vehicle. NAICS 541519 relevant. Once on, you compete for high-dollar IT awards across the federal market. Confirm the current active vehicle in SAM.gov.
Month 3–4
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Open FedScout →BOOJEE provides IT/technology advisory and contract-intelligence tooling; we are not FedRAMP-authorized, hold no security clearances or GSA schedule, and are not a federal/government prime contractor. Always verify current opportunities and program terms in SAM.gov.